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Michael Aufreiter @michaelaufreiter.com · 25/09/2026

I think this might be the easiest way to translate website content. What do you think? 😊

Michael Aufreiter @michaelaufreiter.com · 23/09/2026

Been doing a lot of content editing on Editable sites over the past few days. At this point, I’m pressing Cmd + E from muscle memory on other websites I visit, hoping they’ll become fully editable. 😄

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Michael Aufreiter @michaelaufreiter.com · 23/09/2026

May be soon time for another attempt to bring syntax highlighted codeblocks to editable.website.

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Michael Aufreiter @michaelaufreiter.com · 21/09/2026

Memory prices are going up. An Editable website runs perfectly on just 256MB RAM. And @fly.io waives invoices under $5, so you can essentially host your Editable website for free. editable.website/can-i-really...

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Can I really skip the CMS?

“Editable looks really cool and everything. But I've got questions...”

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Michael Aufreiter @michaelaufreiter.com · 21/09/2026

Just tried Codex Computer Use to make edits on an editable.website and it works surprisingly well. I told it to "enable edit mode and go find grammar and spelling mistakes on the current page. Highlight first error and suggest what you'd like to change."

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Michael Aufreiter @michaelaufreiter.com · 17/09/2026

Editable 2.0 Preview 8 is out! — Carousel layout for galleries — Decent tooltips that bring the keyboard shortcuts to attention — Platform-dependent display of keyboard shortcuts — Pretty 404 page — And lots of smaller fixes and improvements...

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Michael Aufreiter @michaelaufreiter.com · 16/09/2026

Shout-out to a growing group of svedit.dev users! Hope you’re having a smooth sailing. And if you happen to hit rough seas and need a compass, hit me up!

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Michael Aufreiter @michaelaufreiter.com · 16/09/2026

Selection rectangle is CSS anchor-positioned. Focal point (crosshair) is relative positioned inside it. Scrolling the wrapping container moves the rectangle correctly but the focal point is doing silly things. Scratching my head... Safari anchor positioning bug?

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Michael Aufreiter @michaelaufreiter.com · 14/09/2026

Nothing to see here... Just an in-place editable.website carousel. (Illustrations by bookofshapes.com)

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Michael Aufreiter @michaelaufreiter.com · 11/09/2026

That first editable.website blog post is taking a little longer than expected. But I’m putting a lot of thought and reflection into it, and I think it will answer many of your questions. Soon! :)

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Michael Aufreiter @michaelaufreiter.com · 07/09/2026

Quick intro to the Editable Design System Thx @johannesmutter.bsky.social for setting the base of the design language and creating a beautiful set of icons for the editor. editable.website/design-system

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Michael Aufreiter @michaelaufreiter.com · 05/09/2026

Have a nice weekend, everyone! And don't forget:

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Michael Aufreiter @michaelaufreiter.com · 04/09/2026

This is how you create a blog post on an Editable website. There's no concept of collections or posts. Everything is a page, and you can link them up. And get creative with how you do that.

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Michael Aufreiter @michaelaufreiter.com · 03/09/2026

Overwhelmingly positive reactions to editable.website. With concerns: — Can I really skip the CMS? — Is it battle-tested? — Does it support collections (posts)? — Multi-lang? Planning a series of blog posts, that should help you decide, if Editable's right for you (yet).

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Editable — the website you can edit on the page

Editable lets you build and edit a Svelte website without adding a separate CMS. Editors work directly on the page, while the content model, components, layouts, and styling is defined in code.

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Michael Aufreiter @michaelaufreiter.com · 02/09/2026

Editable 2.0 Preview 5 is out! — New blocks: Listing and TitledGallery — Sticky nav and footer — Table of contents for LOOONG pages — Subtle crossfade page transitions — UX improvements and bug fixes Install: editable.website/manual#quick...

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Michael Aufreiter @michaelaufreiter.com · 01/09/2026

Oh wow! 493 git clones of michael/editable only yesterday alone. Can't wait to see what you'll build with it! Know HTML + CSS? You're good to get started. Worked with Svelte already? Even better! If you have questions, please post them on the forum: github.com/michael/edit...

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Michael Aufreiter @michaelaufreiter.com · 31/08/2026

Editable wouldn't have been possible without @svelte.dev. Thank you @rich-harris.dev, @paolo.ricciuti.me @dummdidumm.bsky.social, and crew for the best framework to power CMS-free websites you can edit on the page: - Tiny editing runtime overhead (thx compiler!) - Surgical DOM updates as you type

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Kimbia @kimbia.app · 22/08/2026

It's time to try kimbia.app All feedback welcome, we are early and we are listening.

Session analysis with a lot of data / trends

Connected to bluesky DIRECTLY. You can share stuff. Here an example of post from an activity

Adventure mode example with multiple activities on ONE map

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Michael Aufreiter @michaelaufreiter.com · 31/08/2026

For those curious: editable.website runs on a tiny Fly.io machine with 256MB RAM. Content is stored SQLite. Assets are just files on the volume. It's fully self-contained in a `data` folder. I did set a Cloudflare caching rule for /assets/* so all the images and video clips are served from a CDN.

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Michael Aufreiter @michaelaufreiter.com · 30/08/2026

Fixing a typo on your editable.website

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Michael Aufreiter @michaelaufreiter.com · 29/08/2026

Oh, and you can install Editable on your machine with just a few commands and try the full functionality, including: - Creating new pages - Linking between pages - Uploading images and videos (processed in the browser) - Setting your own colors and fonts - Editing HTML/CSS in (Svelte components)

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Michael Aufreiter @michaelaufreiter.com · 27/08/2026

Just got my ticket! See y'all in November! ❤

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Michael Aufreiter @michaelaufreiter.com · 26/08/2026

For your next website… Skip the CMS Define structure and layout in code with Svelte Let clients edit text, images, and videos directly on the page — easily and safely, without breaking your design This is Editable — launching in preview today Install now: editable.website

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Michael Aufreiter @michaelaufreiter.com · 20/08/2026

Had goosebumps when I left the stage at @sveltesociety.dev Summit Ljubljana after officially announcing Editable after 3+ years mostly working in isolation. Then I woke up. One can dream... 😛 No matter who’s on stage in November, I’m really, really looking forward to meeting you all!

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Michael Aufreiter @michaelaufreiter.com · 20/08/2026

Been thinking about the "What about AI?" story of Editable. I have an opinion: Use AI to help write the code (content types, layouts) Don't use AI to write the content. I may deliberately not add an MCP, so editable.website sites are positioned as human-written. Wdyt?

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Michael Aufreiter @michaelaufreiter.com · 19/08/2026

I don’t like making new things that much. I’d rather make the same thing. But this time, better.

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Ilja @fubits.dev · 13/08/2026

🥳 SvelteKit 3 release candidate 🧡 svelte.dev/blog/sveltek... with a new `sv migrate` version: github.com/sveltejs/cli...

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The SvelteKit 3 Release Candidate is here

We’ve cleaned out the junk drawer

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Michael Aufreiter @michaelaufreiter.com · 11/08/2026

content as code (.md, .html) → most flexible, needs compile step, preferred by devs content as data (JSON) → constrained, enables live-editing, preferred by humans I'm working towards the sweet spot. Structure and layout as code, content as data (for humans & agents).

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Michael Aufreiter @michaelaufreiter.com · 04/08/2026

Working on a simple migration API for editable.website. Because docs are stored as JSON-serialized subgraphs, you want a way to easily manipulate that data.

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Michael Aufreiter @michaelaufreiter.com · 02/08/2026

Talk proposal submitted. Can't wait to meet all the Sveltians in person.

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Michael Aufreiter @michaelaufreiter.com · 25/07/2026

Build your own page builder. That's what editable.website enables you to do. In many cases you'd just tailor typography, colors, and layout, but you can literally change anything in code, and own it. Technical Preview is around the corner. Join: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

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Michael Aufreiter @michaelaufreiter.com · 23/07/2026

Svedit is Editing for Svelte. v0.13.0 brings a polished new UX, much better mobile editing, and beautiful new icons (thx @johannesmutter.bsky.social). Also, schema-inferred types and autocomplete, plus plenty of fixes and stability improvements. Demo at svedit.dev

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Michael Aufreiter @michaelaufreiter.com · 21/07/2026

Svelte people: What is your preferred Node (not Bun/Deno) package manager? (help me decide which one to pick for the editable.website starter to make most people happy)

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Michael Aufreiter @michaelaufreiter.com · 20/07/2026

Just managed setup a script that allows you to deploy your editable.website to a fresh Ubuntu server (e.g. DigitalOcean droplet) in a single command.

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Michael Aufreiter @michaelaufreiter.com · 19/07/2026

It’s easy to complicate. It’s hard to simplify.

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Michael Aufreiter @michaelaufreiter.com · 17/07/2026

We already had types in svedit.dev (via JSDoc) but now made the switch to TypeScript eventually. So in Svedit 0.13.0, you will get property auto completion for node properties, that are derived from your document schema.

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Michael Aufreiter @michaelaufreiter.com · 12/07/2026

Spent some time around tooling for backup and restore of editable.website data. You'll be able to safely pull and push Editable's data folder from local to remote and vice versa. Optionally, you can configure your server for automatic backups to S3 using Litestream.

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Michael Aufreiter @michaelaufreiter.com · 10/07/2026

Ugh. Several hours into scratching my head why deployments broke to find out the cause was a @sveltejs/adapter-node regression. github.com/sveltejs/kit... Anyways, good moment to remind myself how many hours Svelte has saved me over the years. 😊 Relieved I found the issue.

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fix: avoid circular dependency by teemingc · Pull Request #16115 · sveltejs/kit

closes #16092 This PR tries to keep the benefits of #16069 while ensuring the Node adapter handler code and the user's server build output are in separate chunks. Doing so avoids the circular d...

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Michael Aufreiter @michaelaufreiter.com · 08/07/2026

svedit.dev v0.12.0 is insanely fast (5-1000x gains). Thx @johannesmutter.bsky.social! And you can now attach marks and annotations not only to text, but also node arrays. Marks are exclusive and render as a DOM elements (e.g. <strong>) while annotations (e.g. a comment) can stack as overlays.

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Michael Aufreiter @michaelaufreiter.com · 08/07/2026

Some people not fully consumed by the all AI buzz, signing up for the real revolution! 😁

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Michael Aufreiter @michaelaufreiter.com · 08/07/2026

Be among the first to build and deploy an editable.website with @svelte.dev. Technical Preview members will be notified a few weeks ahead of public launch, and I will be available via email to help with issues and answer questions. Grab your your slot.

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Michael Aufreiter @michaelaufreiter.com · 06/07/2026

Add "more crisp" to your projects and "less features".

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Michael Aufreiter @michaelaufreiter.com · 02/07/2026

After svedit.dev, ProseMirror successor wordgard.net fully relies on input events. New era without DOM diffing! Wordgard also renders selections and carets on its own now, avoiding browser glitches. Here I still hope that this is temporary and browsers catch up. marijnhaverbeke.nl/blog/wordgar...

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Michael Aufreiter @michaelaufreiter.com · 01/07/2026

The last remaining big puzzle piece. In the next version of Svedit, you'll be able to toggle annotations on node_arrays, not just text. In Editable, this enables you to group blocks together to sections, without introducing additional hierarchy, or hacky spacer blocks.

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Michael Aufreiter @michaelaufreiter.com · 29/06/2026

Whops. I released but never announced Svedit 0.11.0. It introduces explicit text types, non-destructive type switching of compatible types, and adds infrastructure that helps with implementing things like code blocks (auto-indent, ENTER is considered a newline etc.)

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Michael Aufreiter @michaelaufreiter.com · 22/06/2026

Call me old fashioned, but I'll never buy that complexity doesn't matter anymore, because "the machines" are now taking care of it. If machines can't help us simplify, but merely encourage us to brute force our way through complexity, I can't see this being sustainable?

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