Reposted by Kresna Satyabryan newbold @bnewbold.net · 07/10/2026ah damn, RIP Margaret Hamilton. she took safety-critical software engineering seriously, and got people to the moon and back. news.mit.edu/2026/margare... 102144294733 0
Reposted by Kresna Satyarich harris @rich-harris.dev · 02/10/2026it seems we caught the orange wave, which took me by surprise a bit. i didn't think anyone really cared about frameworks any more! warms the cockles news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4992... 3427 0
Reposted by Kresna SatyaAgustin Capeletto @lowpoly.gg · 07/10/2026Explore the universe in 3D CSS. JavaScript is optional. Launching css.earth 🌍 🚀 #WorldSpaceWeek 1518640 0
Reposted by Kresna SatyaMathijs Kadijk @mathijskadijk.bsky.social · 05/10/2026Drop two screenshots into Bezel to get a video of iPhone Duo folding open. Polishing it and removing the last bugs, hope to release it soon! 101 0
Kresna Satya @kresna.me · 30/09/2026With AI the code is cheap. The true challenge is whether I understand the meaning of the code itself. Because I'm newbie in the Swift programming language and browser engine area. The curiosity is the key to achieve how far I can make it happen! The journey still continue... 001 0
Kresna Satya @kresna.me · 30/09/2026Of course with AI/LLM help but with strict rules. The minus thing in this browser engine is it uses JavaScriptCore (JavaScript engine) from Safari. But, rendering engine is built from scratch. 100 0
Kresna Satya @kresna.me · 30/09/2026Since couple months ago, I made browser engine from scratch with Swift programming language. No WebKit engine! The purpose is curiosity how far I can use Swift programming language to make browser engine. Scrolling long content works well, the CSS animation works well too. 100 0
Reposted by Kresna SatyaChrome for Developers @developer.chrome.com · 16/09/2026sibling-index() = knowing your exact spot in line sibling-count() = knowing how long the line is Both CSS functions have reached Baseline Newly Available status for the latest browsers. Read the full docs → goo.gle/4AfHN6Z Guides and fallbacks are in Modern Web Guidance → goo.gle/4AhBGPG 0174 0
Reposted by Kresna SatyaStanislav @khromov.se · 12/09/2026👀 A new official adapter option is coming in SvelteKit 3! The Bun adapter takes advantage of Bun-specific API:s like Bun.serve(), Bun.file() and Bun.env for the best possible performance! Try it on Kit 3.0 pre-release with npx sv@next create #svelte #bun 3294 0
Reposted by Kresna SatyaPatrick Brosset @patrickbrosset.com · 11/09/2026Interop 2027 prep is now. Want to help? 1. Go to developer-signals.rviscomi.workers.dev 2. Sign-in using GitHub 3. Find features you need 4. Click the comment icon, add your use case 5. Submit There aren't many ways to tell browsers what you need and why you need them. That's a very effective one. 32311 0
Kresna Satya @kresna.me · 10/09/2026So, you want faster compile? Always put explicit type! That's it. From 2 seconds to 1.3 seconds! 100 0
Kresna Satya @kresna.me · 05/09/2026In this context I feel like how lucky the NYC citizen have a great mayor that care about set guard rail on AI. youtu.be/1LX55U4BImc?...youtu.beNYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani Explains Exactly Why He's Banned AI In Elementary & Middle SchoolsYouTube video by Mint 000 0
Reposted by Kresna SatyaSam Goto @sgo.to · 01/09/2026@thisismissem.social @divy.zone and I recently went through an exploration of how the browser can help you login to websites with atproto accounts. We recently presented to the FedID CG and here is a sneak peek in case you couldn't join! This is early but we'd love your input before we go too far! 2127350 0
Kresna Satya @kresna.me · 03/08/2026Low effort. 🥰 youtu.be/iQb3F9UzBR4?...youtu.beYour effort level is TOO DAMN HIGHYouTube video by Matt Pocock 000 0
Kresna Satya @kresna.me · 29/07/2026So, Puerts is a kind of library developed by Tencent to help you integrate with Unity or Unreal Engine using TypeScript. It's great for starting point but the cost will revealed soon as famous AAA game did. github.com/tencent/puertsgithub.comGitHub - Tencent/puerts: PUER(普洱) Typescript. Let's write your game in UE or Unity with TypeScript.PUER(普洱) Typescript. Let's write your game in UE or Unity with TypeScript. - Tencent/puerts 000 0
Kresna Satya @kresna.me · 29/07/2026Got an insight from famous AAA game. Performance boost when they shift from TypeScript to C# for certain part. www.reddit.com/r/WutheringW...reddit.comFrom the WutheringWavesLeaks community on Reddit: 3.6 Performance improvement (The game was switched from javascript to c#)Explore this post and more from the WutheringWavesLeaks community 110 0
Kresna Satya @kresna.me · 26/07/2026Thanks for this music, Andrew. ;) youtu.be/p2ZdeIKJA8c?...youtu.beNinajirachi - Infohazard (Official Video)YouTube video by Ninajirachi 010 0
Kresna Satya @kresna.me · 26/07/2026"You don’t need a million dollars to compete to change the world. You only need a computer, a sense of curiosity, and time. That’s the magic of computers." It is. youtu.be/zLZwpH5lCD4?...youtu.beDon't Take the Black Pill - Andrew Kelley | SSW 2026YouTube video by Software Should Work 100 0
Reposted by Kresna SatyaJoey Arhar @josepharhar.bsky.social · 14/07/2026Hi! I'm working on a new HTML feature: filterable select There are two proposed API shapes so far: 1. Nesting <input> in <select> 2. Sibling <input> for listbox <select> w/id ref Option 1 is more ergonomic, but would break selects in older browsers Thoughts? (Both currently in Canary w/flag) 2211623 0
Kresna Satya @kresna.me · 02/07/2026I look the job as software developer based on the tool I use for example Svelte. But, there's no job available in the sveltejobs. Meanwhile if I look into the neighbour like Vue, it shows a lot. So sad. 000 0
Reposted by Kresna Satyarich harris @rich-harris.dev · 18/06/2026your token costs: lower your server costs: lower your bandwidth costs: lower not to mention the fact that you'll ship in half the time and tear out less hair in the process. just use @svelte.dev, people. it's like other frameworks but better 1419328 0
Reposted by Kresna SatyaMarvin Hagemeister @marvinh.dev · 14/06/2026Sometimes, HTML is all you need. I wish more sites were like that project described in the article. 1504 0
Kresna Satya @kresna.me · 02/06/2026My own SaaS lives now. But invitation limited. Feel free to DM if you want to try. :) Or maybe I will DM the people I know well. ;) 000 0
Kresna Satya @kresna.me · 31/05/2026Halo Maulana. Salam kenal. Sip, aku udah follow akun kamu. ;) 000 0
Kresna Satya @kresna.me · 15/05/2026Cooking on my first own SaaS. This product will be useful for you, developers especially in Indonesia. :) Stay tuned! 200 0
Reposted by Kresna Satyarich harris @rich-harris.dev · 13/05/2026🤯 wcandillon.github.io/redraw/ www.youtube.com/watch?v=nGLC...youtube.comDrawn TogetherYouTube video by William Candillon 1485 0
Kresna Satya @kresna.me · 11/05/2026Today my conversation with LLM: Grill me again Grill me again Grill me again Then, the it says: Are we done brainstorming? Ready to move to implementation plan? 😂 010 0
Reposted by Kresna SatyaAndy Bell @bell.bz · 29/04/2026“vibe code cleanup specialist” is probably a good way of landing freelance gigs at the moment 621522161 0
Reposted by Kresna SatyadftbaRachel 🦋 @dftbarachel.dftba.social · 27/04/2026i had the best time making these silly little pelicans this weekend 🤩 i present: ✨The Pelifont✨ 391328192 0
Reposted by Kresna SatyaBjörn Ottosson - making Island Architect @bottosson.bsky.social · 13/04/2026I'm making a cozy and relaxing town builder called 🌳🏡Island Architect 🏡🌳! - Coastal European vibe - Sculpt terrain, including caves & sea arches - Build wonky, curved buildings Wishlist now on Steam: store.steampowered.com/app/3079100/... 323838 0
Reposted by Kresna Satyarich harris @rich-harris.dev · 17/04/2026svelte is officially Enterprise Ready™. tell your CTO on linkedin www.thoughtworks.com/radar/langua... 919417 0
Kresna Satya @kresna.me · 12/04/2026Update of Browser Engine with Swift. Previously, if I go back during in fragment section (eg. `#encrypted-connections`), it will trigger full reload (honestly, I don't realize it - side effect of AI). Now, it's much better by use browser?.applyScrollAndRecomposite(). 😉 000 0
Reposted by Kresna Satyapatak @patak.cat · 11/04/2026In 15 years, I've never seen my Hungarian friends so hopeful. I wish I already had my Hungarian citizenship so I could go and vote. We're all rooting for change with you. Cheers for an even bigger celebration after you turn the page tomorrow. Most vagy soha! 🇭🇺 ♾️ 🇪🇺 111938 0
Kresna Satya @kresna.me · 10/04/2026Bit update of Browser Engine with Swift. CSSParser enhanced. 👀 110 0
Reposted by Kresna SatyaMonica Dinculescu @notwaldorf.bsky.social · 09/04/2026I made* a little website home for all these quotes I've been writing down in a notes app for the last decade. It's very colourful thanks to one of @mrmrs.bsky.social's many colour projects 😅 *vibecoded, ugh. meowni.ca/quotes 2203 0
Kresna Satya @kresna.me · 10/04/2026I love this idea! I'm also have a lot of quotes that I saved in various places (Notion, Telegram, Google Keep). I will follow your approach. Thanks for your insight! 😉 010 0
Reposted by Kresna SatyaKeith Cirkel @keithamus.social · 01/04/2026Rather than the same old boring internet pranks, I thought I'd build something more fun this April Fools. CSS or BS. Can you tell your CSS properties names from BS? www.keithcirkel.co.uk/css-or-bskeithcirkel.co.ukCSS or BS?Think you know CSS? Real property or made-up nonsense? 20 rounds. No mercy. 2422382 0
Reposted by Kresna SatyaNiels Leenheer @html5test.com · 05/04/2026Take a Joy-Con and connect it with WebHID, draw a picture in the air and capture it with the sensors. Create an SVG path and insert in the DOM. Apply CSS styling. Sample the DOM and use WebUSB to convert to ILDA and send it to a laser projector. I created the worlds most complicated laserpointer… 4777 0
Reposted by Kresna SatyaJoe Tannenbaum @joe.codes · 31/03/2026We just published our @svelte.dev Laravel Echo adapter, allowing you to easily consume WebSocket events within your Laravel + Svelte app! Now everything in our client-side ecosystem has the complete React/Vue/Svelte trifecta 🤝 📡📡📡 npmx.dev/package/@lar...npmx.devnpmx 0173 0
Kresna Satya @kresna.me · 31/03/2026I Built a Browser Engine in Swift. But Why? dev.kresna.me/posts/browse...dev.kresna.meI Built a Browser Engine in Swift. But Why?In short is curiosity. For long reason read the post. 021 0
Kresna Satya @kresna.me · 30/03/2026What is: Invalid app.bsky.feed.post record: Invalid uri (got "https://") at $.writes[0].record.facets[0].features[0].uri 000 0
![Hey everyone, Rich from the Svelte team here. Coordinating all the moving parts for yesterday's launch (last few PRs, doc updates and redirects, CLI release, launch blog post...) turned out to be a bit of a slog so I'll confess I turned off my laptop and went for a beer as soon as it was done instead of sticking around to engage in HN threads and Reddit and so on.
Honestly, I didn't expect the release to generate much conversation at all. There's a lot less focus/interest in front-end frameworks generally these days, for obvious reasons, so I figured the median reaction would be 'oh, the Svelte team are still shipping? good for them' and not much more. It's a joy to see the conversation here whether it's from happy users, or people who prefer different things, or people who have fully outsourced the writing-the-code bit to LLMs and straight up don't care about the underlying tools any more.
Which I totally understand! As framework authors we're very persnickety about the details of the code, so we've been on the slower end of the LLM adoption curve, but even we're starting to delegate more of the work to agents. If you're prompting an app into existence it's natural not to care that much about the particulars. But a question I've seen several times here, and in the zeitgeist more generally — 'in a world of agents why should I care about Svelte vs React vs whatever?' — deserves an answer.
And it's this: your app will be _better_ if you use Svelte. Your JavaScript bundle will use fewer bytes, your server-side rendering will take fewer milliseconds, and your users will reap the benefits: faster, more efficient apps. For all that the agentic revolution has created a huge _quantity_ of software, the _quality_ of the average app stubbornly refuses to budge. If anything, software is becoming less reliable. I think we've all felt that. Using a framework that treats things like accessibility ... [truncated due to alt text limits]](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:anvvmj5rdxhzo26gmhkgshnn/bafkreiawj6dulbeb3ehcrm4eegbeegk6wx6jjxhxda5netdz7fjs5fuidu)
