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There is actually svelte-shaker that @baseballyama.bsky.social helped me get working on SC, it’s a nice free build time win!

I heard of rsvelte (github.com/baseballyama...), but what’s svelte-shaker?

Antoine

@antleth.fr

github.comGitHub - baseballyama/svelte-shaker: Remove the dead Svelte 5 code your bundler can't — dead branches, the child components they pull in, and unreachable CSS — by whole-program partial evaluation befo...Remove the dead Svelte 5 code your bundler can't — dead branches, the child components they pull in, and unreachable CSS — by whole-program partial evaluation before the compiler. Sound, build-...

Hahahah lucky I didn’t have those results with French google github.com/baseballyama... (I can’t find his Bluesky post about it)

INTERESTING 👁️

mine is my-pi 🫠 I've either built the tool into it or call out to the tool I need with a system prompt shim

Oh yes, I need to add all things pi (and @heyandras.dev‘s Jean) to my watchlist.

Scott Spence

@scottspence.dev

Oooo! Congratulations on Jean @heyandras.dev

thanks Scott. 🙂

@theozero.bsky.social

Have you tried varlock with svelte(kit)? Would love to hear any thoughts - good and bad.

Scott Spence

@scottspence.dev

Does it differ from dotenvx? I’ve not tried either

Theo Ephraim

@theozero.bsky.social

very different! varlock is a full toolkit w/ built in validation, type safety, imports, integrations for frameworks, plugins for most providers, leak prevention. Built-in encryption (w/ biometrics) for local only, will expand to team vaults eventually. dotenvx is purely loading encrypted values

Scott Spence

@scottspence.dev

Cool! I’ve seen the site, good to know about use, so, for SvelteKit it does what? Use varlock in place of the env module?

Jake Lundberg

@jakelundberg.dev

i’ve been wanting to try this as well, would be curious how it goes if you try it

Not yet but it’s on my todo list!

Major oversight but I forgot to add @polypane.app and @storybook.js.org as my essentials.

Look no further

Kilian Valkhof@kilianvalkhof.com

This will *probably* ship before the mayor browsers get their act together. *knocks on wood*. Nested styles, @starting-style, specificity and now element references... Sometimes I think I should make a bigger deal out of all the devtools features I shipped that then ended up in the other browsers.