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Someone asked me to write about using ♥️ SvelteKit with node so I made an image slider app using sharp...
...sprinkled in some Jhey Thompkins and Adam Argyle 🪄 future CSS tricks for fun.
In a followup post we’ll deploy SvelteKit to a Linode server.
#learnsvelte #sveltejs
...sprinkled in some Jhey Thompkins and Adam Argyle 🪄 future CSS tricks for fun.
In a followup post we’ll deploy SvelteKit to a Linode server.
#learnsvelte #sveltejs
We look at quite a few image optimisations too which get us a 💯 100 PageSpeed Insights score.
The app is responsive and for mobile, we replace Jhey’s hover effect with Adam Argyle’s bouncing overscroll effect using just CSS
The app is responsive and for mobile, we replace Jhey’s hover effect with Adam Argyle’s bouncing overscroll effect using just CSS
A bit more context on how we organise our #golang services at Pace.
Oto has a very simple definition format:
type Service interface {
Method(Request) Response
}
Which turns into:
func (s *Service) Method(context.Context, Request) (*Response, error) {
// todo: implementation
}
type Service interface {
Method(Request) Response
}
Which turns into:
func (s *Service) Method(context.Context, Request) (*Response, error) {
// todo: implementation
}
The pointer return is simply because I like returning nil in the error case:
return nil, errors.New("not today mate")
return nil, errors.New("not today mate")
JAVASCRIPT ON EMBEDDED DEVICES
Case Study: Svelte
(1) - Svelte is used for POS systems in Brazil. Roughly 200,000 POS devices are currently in the cities of Brazil. The device runs a very outdated WebKit on extremely memory-constraint hardware.
@sveltejs @SvelteSociety
Case Study: Svelte
(1) - Svelte is used for POS systems in Brazil. Roughly 200,000 POS devices are currently in the cities of Brazil. The device runs a very outdated WebKit on extremely memory-constraint hardware.
@sveltejs @SvelteSociety
(2) - They tried different frameworks. None of them could be used because when you press a button, it responded half a second later. Of course, users would be more likely to press it twice and may end up overcharging the customer. But when they tried Svelte, it worked smoothly.
(3) - This POS is built by Stone - A Brazilian company that specializes in integrated solutions for all types of entrepreneurs. This reveals the amazing power and potential of @sveltejs for low memory devices.
@stonepagamentos @sveltejs @SvelteSociety
@stonepagamentos @sveltejs @SvelteSociety
