Frontend

Lots of new faces here – welcome, fellow HTML renderers! ✨

Let's do some introductions:

1. What's your favorite HTML/CSS/JavaScript feature?
2. What are you currently using /frontend technology to build?
3. What framework, library or stack are you hoping to learn, or think more people should know about?

Extra bonus if you include links to developer.mozilla.org and GitHub!

/frontend dev・founder/decentralized data wrangler /blockhead・ritual.net・UI/UX abstractionist・DeFi/web3 builder・dropout・24・prev /dydx・x.com/darryl__yeo

Been using a lot more await Promise.all() after picking up a new tech stack, nice for stopping req waterfalls.

Now using SvelteKit on a new project with a headless CMS. Great dev experience, easy to pickup. (Private repo, work project)

Think people should check out SvelteKit/Remix if thinking of moving from NextJS.

Full-Stack Dev

Know different languages but not multilingual.

YES!!! Found a fellow SvelteKit user 🙌

Also agreed on Remix, its "app router" implementation seems much more well thought-out compared to Next.js.

Also agreed on Remix, its "app router" implementation seems much more well thought-out compared to Next.js.

https://remix.run

I make digital art that explores how we express ourselves together.
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And for more advanced use cases, Superforms takes SvelteKit's progressive enhancement to the next level by leveraging native HTML constraint attributes (required, pattern, min, max), the native Constraint Validation API, and your validation library of choice (zod, joi, Valibot, Yup, TypeBox, ArkType)!

superforms.rocks

Ohohoho, wait until you read the documentation for Superforms!

Ohohoho, wait until you read the documentation for Superforms!

https://warpcast.com/darrylyeo/0x61090dc8

Form actions blew my mind. Especially ‘use:enhance’ functionality!