Reminder - we are looking for speakers for @SvelteJS Summit in April!
short or long, experienced or new, if you have a cool new app or library to show off or just want to share some war story, come speak to the entire Svelte community - we had a peak of 54k viewers last time!
That's a wrap on #SvelteSummit 2020! 🏔️
Thanks to @kevmodrome and the organizing team, sponsors, speakers, and of course thank YOU for joining us for a marathon 7 hours of @sveltejs!
Catch up here: https://t.co/I3gtMpwQ6H
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When I turned zen by turning my ego on itself, I felt so clever. Heck, that's how that technique worked!
I know I have an ego, so award it for keeping itself it check. Worked great.
However, I did not expect my laziness to start using zen an an excuse to not do things.
@YGLF_IL@observablehq @dan_abramov In conclusion: spreadsheets are neat. And not just because they teach us the value of reactivity, but also because anyone can use them. Wouldn't it be great if the tools we use to build the web were equally accessible, without sacrificing power? That's Svelte's north star.
BREAKING: The court in our long-running lawsuit to end NSA mass surveillance has dismissed our case. We are disappointed that the court ruled against our clients based on the government's state secrecy arguments. https://t.co/m5xxSTELGz