ποΈ ogygia β SSR islands for SvelteKit. Plus lakes.
No Kit patches. csr = false. Mark the interactive bits; everything else stays server HTML. Runtime β 7.3 KB min+brotli (CE + optional SPA router).
ποΈ Client islands β load Β· idle Β· visible Β· media
π°οΈ Server islands β HTML later, no component JS
π Lakes β freeze a subtree inside an island
π Kit remotes & form actions inside islands
π§ SPA router β View Transitions, persist, prefetch
π€ Small and fast β 7.6KB client runtime only
Docs + playground: https://t.co/tR6W98weTX
This is such a good document to understand svelte's reactivity. If you rely on agents, give it the link to this doc, may make the output more efficient
@jaydenfyi Thanks! It's a known bug of the state-machine rewrite of 0.13.0. 0.13.1 will be released soon fixing the bug on docs and for consumers https://t.co/tAg6E0bxgB
the same page twice: plain sveltekit, then with ogygia. turn off kit's client, mark the cart and the chart, and those two are all the javascript the page loads
In actual Greek mythology, Calypso was never punished or trapped on Ogygia; that concept is a modern invention popularized by contemporary adaptations like Rick Riordanβs Percy Jackson series. In Homerβs Odyssey and ancient tradition, Ogygia was not a celestial prison but Calypso's own paradisiacal island realm where she lived freely as a goddess alongside her singing handmaidens. Ancient sources make no mention of her taking part in the Titanomachy or being exiled by the Olympians because of her father, Atlas.
In reality, the captive on Ogygia was Odysseus, whom Calypso rescued after a shipwreck and held against his will for seven years and promised him immortality if he stayed. Until Zeus sent Hermes with orders for her to release him, leaving her bitter over Olympian hypocrisy but fully capable and sovereign in her own secluded home.
Whoaaaa I just found out @syntaxfm mentioned ogygia!! Episode 1030 π€―
Thank you @CodingGarden@stolinski@wesbos I really appreciate the callout! https://t.co/UslQsCYOJA
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