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Pushkar S

@semaphores.dev
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Software Development | Svelte | C# .NET Enthusiast of cutting-edge web technologies and libraries. I enjoy tinkering with cool tools in spare time. semaphores.dev

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Pushkar S @semaphores.dev · 31/07/2026
Really happy to share something I whipped up today to pay tribute to Svelte Summits from 2020 to 2025 organized by @sveltesociety.dev 😃 svsummit26.semaphores.dev I put together some notable social media posts and the YouTube talks from each summit, so you can peek at the highlights from one place.
svsummit26.semaphores.dev
Svelte Summit — Ten Summits, One Community
A scrollytelling recap of every past Svelte Summit, from the first online edition in 2020 to Ljubljana 2026.
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Pushkar S @semaphores.dev · 25/07/2026
Had a ton of fun making my first slide deck using Animotion (by @joyofcode.xyz). It's at movie-slideshow.semaphores.dev Even used customizable select on the last page, which is my favorite part! (you do need Chrome to see that) Used Svelte MCP as usual, as well as Google's Modern Web Guidance.
movie-slideshow.semaphores.dev
Animotion
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Pushkar S @semaphores.dev · 17/04/2026
On my way to Kensington Hall, London to attend #CityJS. Really pumped for the talks, especially the one by @rich-harris.dev
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Pushkar S @semaphores.dev · 08/04/2026
It's 20°C in the UK today ☀️🌅 Supposedly the warmest it will be for a while. Too bad it's a weekday and you can't go out to enjoy the warmth until after 6.
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Pushkar S @semaphores.dev · 10/03/2026
Close your curtains before attempting!
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Pushkar S @semaphores.dev · 21/01/2026
📉 Some really cool news graphics here. And most (all?) of them are made with Svelte.
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Pushkar S @semaphores.dev · 12/01/2026
I've been laying the foundations for a personal application project. Using ASP.NET Core for the backend with Vertical Slice Architecture. Gotta say, I understand why they say you need to actually build stuff to get experience. Creating the scaffolding that underpins your app is quite monotonous.
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Pushkar S @semaphores.dev · 09/01/2026
Extremely grateful to @londonwebstandards.org and its organizer @letorey.co.uk for awarding me one of their limited diversity tickets for this fantastic event. Their speaker lineup for this year is available at 2026.stateofthebrowser.com/speakers/.
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Pushkar S @semaphores.dev · 01/12/2025
Advent of Code 2025 started as of today! I solved Day 1 about 90% of the way. Couldn't figure out one edge case. But still had fun doing it and reading others' solutions in the subreddit. Hope to do better tomorrow. #AdventOfCode
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Pushkar S @semaphores.dev · 29/11/2025
Heading to Devfest Scotland 2025, while it's pitch black outside. 😴 Kinda envious of people attending Devfests in warmer places!
Screen at train station showing departure schedule.
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Pushkar S @semaphores.dev · 22/11/2025
On the rare occasion I open Facebook these days, half my feed consists of AI-generated images and videos of animals or cats. AI is a valuable technology of course, but I can't wait for the tools to not be so free-for-all anymore so that it's not getting wasted on pointless content.
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Pushkar S @semaphores.dev · 07/11/2025
Have been using @frontendmasters.com for learning some API development. Despite the name, gotta say they have some really quality courses beyond frontend. And the UI is much better than other similar platforms.
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Piccalilli @piccalil.li · 17/10/2025
A really nice collection of website inspiration here, curated at the component level, which is handy for UI designers. www.inspo.page
inspo.page
Website Inspo - Collected at the Component Level
Discover website inspo curated at the component level. Browse UI patterns, layouts, animations, and more. Updated weekly!
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Pushkar S @semaphores.dev · 09/10/2025
That moment when you accidentally use a dict instead of an array and end up with random iteration order. Although supposedly it shouldn't happen on newer Python versions?
Python code with data stored in an array versus a dict.
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Pushkar S @semaphores.dev · 06/10/2025
I just solved Bellingcat's 'Strait Through' challenge 🏆 Took me about 10-15 minutes. Not too bad for first time. challenge.bellingcat.com
challenge.bellingcat.com
Bellingcat Open Source Challenge
Test your open source research skills.
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