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This so much. ATProto just seems so complicated in comparison.

There's also the new MCP that helps LLMs fix their own errors, give it a whirl: https://svelte.dev/docs/mcp/overview

You might be happy to hear that we're releasing a new version of the Svelte Society website to make it easier to find packages and other resources. We're currently migrating data and fixing bugs but if you want to give it a whirl you can find it here https://prod.sveltesociety.dev until we switch it over to the root domain.

Svelte was pretty much stable between 2019-2024, of all the frameworks it probably changed the least. It's only with the recently released Svelte 5 version that things changed a bit.

You have a point but you're giving Svelte unfair criticism here.

Isn't the solution to the identity problem of domains just to use public/private key pairs like Nostr does?

I've heard this multiple times but I don't know what clients do that? Most allow you to click something akin to the Following tab, just like Twitter, BlueSky, or what not.

Are you asking for an application that does not have other kinds of feeds?

Fair enough. But it is a more complicated protocol that, I feel, makes it a lot harder to diversify and build different applications on.

...and this is why Nostr is different! You can build basically anything on it. A blog, a Twitter like application, a streaming service, messaging apps, the sky is the limit!

Here's a selection of things built on the protocol: https://nostrapps.com

You mean Qwen 32b fine-tuned on Deepseek :)

There is only one model of Deepseek (671b), all others are fine-tunes of other models

Something similar was built way back in 2013 inspired by Bitcoin: https://github.com/miguelfreitas/twister-core

Actually, with the new Svelte CLI you get auth “built in”

https://github.com/sveltejs/cli

I do have to ask - why don't you want to use SSR just because it's an internal application? For the new Svelte Society website we're SSR:ing everything (even the Admin dashboard). Being able to use form actions is a god send.

With that said, unfortunately when using Kit in "SPA mode" you're not getting the full experience, but it's still the best thing out there. You could try Routify as well.

There's a great talk from last years Svelte Summit that was about Svelte(Kit) in "SPA mode".

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uIZOeBS-3cI

TL;DR: Lean into load functions and monkey-patch fetch (if possible)

This is not correct, new contracts are not arbitrary. They are determined by the "bruksvärdeshyra". (https://www.hyresgastforeningen.se/stod-och-rad/hyra/vad-ar-...)

I'd love to hear what the Bluesky team thinks of Nostr. It seems pretty damning to me that a founder of Bluesky is now talking up the latter.

It's not really hard to deploy these things in isolation but Coolify makes it very easy to do it all on the same server. From Git integration with CI/CD in just a few clicks to just random services that you might need for business purposes (Email marketing, Analytics, Nextcloud).

30 minutes honestly sounds like a long time compared to the time it takes to do this with a PaaS.

Some other stuff that's nice: multiple environments (staging, production, you name it), Multiple deploy targets if you're running many servers (via Docker Swarm), support for Teams (in case you need multiple people to handle something, update environment variables, etc). There's lots.

Maybe you should give it a whirl? I don't know your exact use-cases

Coolify also supports multiple nodes

Coolify is awesome! We use it for lots of things at Svelte Society. From self-hosting marketing and analytics to running our own Nextcloud instance as well as a bunch of other stuff.

The old one lives at https://sveltesociety.dev - be aware, lots of very old content, but components and packages pages are up-to-date.

The new one lives here but is under heavy construction: https://v2.sveltesociety.dev

Ironically, the Search doesn't work on the deployed version at the moment.

Edit: Looks like the search actually works if you're logged in.

Using this for our new Svelte community website. Very pleased with it so far.

There's a Swedish company working on making electric region air travel a thing - ahttps://heartaerospace.com

I don't see why this wouldn't be possible to do with smaller air craft.

I saw this same issue on MacOS... in Safari, so probably just a bug.

The problem with BlueSky is that they built something specific for Twitter like experiences.

Nostr is much better positioned to take on these large platforms IMO. You can build pretty much any social experience on it.

Here's a selection of things folks have built on top of the protocol: https://www.nostrapps.com

Using the average electricity produced is not the way to plan power production. I’m sure you’re aware that there are peak usage patterns as well as “wind droughts” resulting in situations where the power generated isn’t enough. You have to look at the worst case scenario and ideally plan for that.

It’s better than running it on a separate server but if you’re using Postgres you’re always hitting the network stack on the machine, with SQLite that isn’t the case.

I just mutate the data object when using SvelteKit. Blasphemy, I know. But it works, and it works well. :P

Why wouldn't you just use a Service Worker for this?

Start with Phoenix and add live_svelte when you need to. No need to juggle both at the same time when you're starting out.

Some things just end up being a better experience fully client-side. Don't go all in on it - just do it when it makes sense.

Another thing I like about this is the ability to be able to use Svelte as a templating language rather than Heex.

Great project! Superb timing here. Just released our Svelte Radio episode about this: https://www.svelteradio.com/episodes/phoenix-liveview-and-sv...

Relevant to the BTC story is this recent tweet by Bukele: https://twitter.com/nayibbukele/status/1768425845163503738

Looks like they have quite a stack compared to what people previously thought. There's also a tracker you can follow: https://nayibtracker.com