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joyofcode.xyz
Learn SvelteKit user authentication using cookies. |
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tiim.ch
Learn why server-side rendering (SSR) using urql as a GraphQL client is not as straightforward as you might think and how to do it anyway. |
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khromov.se
In this blog post we'll go over a lesser documented but powerful part of SvelteKit - event.locals. Locals are a way to register trusted, server-side, per-request state. The most common use case for locals is to associate some type of data with the current request. Example use cases for locals are: Since locals are per-request, they don't leak between requests, and disappear immediately when the request has been delivered to the user. Locals are common in other frameworks - you might already be familiar w... |
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karlherrick.com
[AI summary] The article discusses the growing support and utility of Shadow DOM for server-side rendering of Web Components across modern browsers, illustrated with a code example. |
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