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svelte.dev
SvelteKit beta and new way to use slots |
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www.csrhymes.com
How to use the GOV.UK frontend Design System in a Laravel project |
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khromov.se
The amount of JavaScript you ship to your users directly impacts your site's performance. A smaller bundle size means faster initial loading times and an overall snappier experience for end users. In this post, I'll show you how to analyze your SvelteKit bundle size and optimize it by moving heavy dependencies to the server. Analyzing Bundle Sizes Before we start, let's set up a tool to visualize our bundle sizes. We'll use rollup-plugin-visualizer, which works great with SvelteKit. Install the package into your existing SvelteKit project: Configure it in vite.config.ts: When you build your project with npm run build, you'll [...] |
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urbanists.video
Now Located our own instance: video.canadiancivil.com / paige@video.canadiancivil.com There is a lot more to Mastodon than "New Twitter", it's actually the first appearance of a whole new internet. |
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