👋 Since the original release of Mochi a couple of months ago I've been working on adding features to it to make it as fully featured as possible. This new release brings an <Image /> component with resizing support, email sending (with Svelte components as email templates), queues, rate limiting, a built-in Captcha component and much more. Give it a try and let me know what you think!

I've been working on rsvelte, a Rust implementation of the Svelte toolchain.

The project started from a simple question: should the Svelte toolchain be rebuilt for modern AI-assisted development? As AI agents repeatedly run type checking and linting, tooling performance has become much more important.

I wrote about the motivation, design, and current progress here:

Blog:
https://blog.baseballyama.com/posts/20260721-rsvelte

GitHub:
https://github.com/baseballyama/rsvelte

I'd love any feedback from the Svelte community.

Hey Svelte family.

I usually work in Python, and stuff I love building is on Svelte. On every project I would either pick one and miss the other, or glue them together, APIs in python, and call from svelte, or the sveltekit, and hate the glue. I started fymo back in August 2022 and got stuck fast. The main issue, i faced was compiling Svelte from Python, bundling it, getting the two sides to talk to each other, it was honestly beyond me then. So it sat there, the way every side project does. between years, i came back and forth, but this time, it stuck with me.

fymo is a Python framework that server renders real Svelte 5 components. Actual Svelte, not some template language that looks like it. Python does the backend, Svelte does the page, hydration works. That's the pitch.

there was, no roadmap for me. I was building an actual product on it the whole time, and whenever I hit a wall, the wall became a feature. I deleted my whole auth system at one point because I decided a framework shouldn't own your users. a whole days of work, gone, that's that. and I still felt it was kinda right.

i had to face layoff once, and the layoff changed one thing in me for good, that I don't trust things that fail quietly anymore. So fymo doesn't. Misconfigure something and the error tells you exactly what to fix, right there in the message. That's most of the philosophy really.

It's on PyPI now. pip install fymo, then fymo new myapp, and you get a running Svelte app with working sign in. The examples in the repo are literally generator output. I don't ship what I don't use.

atm on v0.20, it's me, one guy, and the framework is a bit opinionated on structures and workflow. But it works, it's tested, and honestly it exists partly because of the people in this sub.

Repo: https://github.com/Bishwas-py/fymo

Try it, break it, tell me what's wrong. It'll do the same for you.

Hello, everyone. Short story: While building docummentation for CollageJS I came to the conclusion that I definitely wanted responsive tables for Markdown.

After thinking about it a bit, I came to realize it was possible. Two days layer, here it is:

mdsvex-table

I just published it as an NPM package, not 5 minutes ago. The documentation website uses it, so I'm hoping it will work for everyone.

I'll proceed to consume it myself in CollageJS after a short break.

If you guys like it, leave a star on the repository for encouragement. Thanks!

I am working on mine and curious what you got 👀

Hey Svelte devs 👋

A while back, I built a React component called mindmapcn for interactive mind maps. Recently, I've been spending more time with Svelte, so I decided to port it over and make a Svelte friendly package: mindmapcn-svelte.

I also styled it to play nicely with shadcn-svelte design systems (supports dark/light mode naturally).

• Svelte Demo: https://mindmapcn-svelte.mind-elixir.com/
• GitHub / Repo: https://github.com/SSShooter/mindmapcn-svelte
• React Version: https://mindmapcn.mind-elixir.com/

What it does

• shadcn-svelte Aesthetic: Clean, modern UI that doesn't feel out of place in modern Svelte apps.
• Interactive Editing: Drag & drop, node creation, zoom/pan, and undo/redo.
• Powered by Mind Elixir: Uses Mind Elixir under the hood to handle rendering and performance.
• Plug & Play: Easy to embed into your SvelteKit / Svelte projects.

Hi all,

I'm working on a Roblox-style platform called Luduvo. The goal is to be a genuinely user-first UGC platform, whether that's through community interaction, creator friendliness, or safety.

We've already seen some amazing communities form during our alpha, with real connections happening through the platform.

That said, we're in a bit of a bind. A former frontend dev built our original site in React with what looks like a heavy assist from Claude (we found this on review). The result is a frontend that doesn't reflect the quality of our engine, which raises real concerns around growth and scalability, especially whenever a new developer needs to pick up the project.

Our CTO and I recently decided to scrap the bloated React site entirely and build a fresh frontend from scratch. We do have a web developer on the team already, but we want to grow it so the project stays sustainable and, most importantly, fun to build.

You'd be working on dashboard pages, avatar customization, game settings, and pretty much everything you'd expect from a UGC platform.

We're currently offering a starting salary of around $2,200+ USD/mo for Svelte developers. This will scale alongside the platform as we close our current funding round, which we expect to wrap by the end of summer. And before anyone reaches for the guillotine, yes, I know that's startup territory, and I want to be upfront that that's exactly what this is.

If any of this sounds interesting, reach out at [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]), and please include a portfolio.

Happy to answer any questions here too. Make it a great one!

Also, I'll mark this as self-promotion to be safe!

I have a Sveltekit project that I think I have set up according to the docs. I do npm run build, then npm run preview, and everything looks great. But when I upload the build folder to Cloudflare (just a basic drag and drop deployment, which I've used just fine before), the result goes so haywire that I had to roll back the deployment.

Firefox seems happy enough, but my Vivaldi Chromium-based browser (the same one I previewed on) goes nuts. It shows the page, but the UI is doggone near frozen. The dev tools show hundreds of errors per second, all with the complaint "Failed to load module script", and that it expected a JavaScript or WASM module, but the server supplied text/html.

Is there a setting I goofed up in a config file somewhere??? I cut and pasted the svelte.config.js straight from the docs, and I do have export const prerender=true in the +layout.ts.

I'd be grateful for any insight you can offer, as this unexpected show stopper is blocking an update I've been working on for a long time.

sdk - pure typescript -> ~6x faster
apps - svelte + typescript -> ~3.6x faster
widget- just rolldown bundler -> no change

I am building a small platform using Sveltekit and I am using better-auth. I already have a domain and hosting my website publicly under a subdomain of it like beta.example.com. But don’t have a mail provider so I have two questions:

1. What is your preferred lib/service for sending beautiful emails, mainly for email verification and password resets using better-auth. Like with email templates and branding. It would be good if that same service could be used to send notifications emails like: a user xy has commented on your post xyz“ with profile pic and comment content.

2. How would you configure that mailing service for a subdomain? Would you use a [email protected] or [email protected]?

This is my first project with Sveltekit and it is has been a very satisfying journey so far!

I've built a few SaaS web app with Svelte but never touched mobile.

What tech do you recommend to build mobile app?
it's not game or graphic-heavy app. Very simple app.

Claude Fable told me framework7, capacitor, etc but i wanna hear real feedbacks.

Hi everyone,

I'm currently getting started with some freelance work and looking for a good CMS to use for Svelte/kit. I've at my internship worked with KirbyCMS and loved their take on blocks, admin panel and overall dev process, but working with PHP isn't lovely and the pricing is annoying. And since I've recently fell in love with Svelte, I'm looking at any similar offerings where the end customer just manages everything via a simple dashboard. I've looked around a bit, but only found Primo which doesn't support any server side functions, so forms are a miss, and their image compression is lacking. What is everyone else using for client work, and any recommendations?

Hey everyone,

For the past 3 years, I've been building projects with Svelte and deploying them on Cloudflare.

I've learned a lot from this sub, so I thought I'd give something back for a change. I've packaged some of my experience into a SaaS boilerplate.

Repo: https://github.com/pinebasedev/svelteflare
Landing page: https://svelteflare.com

The stack:

• SvelteKit 2
• Svelte5
• Tailwind v4
• Hono
• Cloudflare Workers
• Cloudflare D1 with Drizzle ORM
• R2 storage
• Better Auth
• Stripe subscriptions
• shadcn-svelte components
• Turborepo

The monorepo is structured into 3 parts: a static workers marketing site, a SPA web app, and a Hono API.

The UI components live in a separate package shared across the project.

Why split it like this?

I wanted good modularity and the flexibility to add other workers or apps later. For example, I may eventually add a mobile app that uses the same API.

Svelteflare is also part of a bigger idea I'm working on.

I'm building an MCP that will allow non-technical founders to use Claude to build products on top of this foundation. My goal is to combine the speed of AI development with a structured, maintainable codebase.

I hope this can help introduce more founders to the Svelte ecosystem and give other developers a solid starting point for future products.

Next on my list is improving the AI skills on the boilerplate.

This is my first public release, so I'd really appreciate your feedback.

What should I add? What would you change?

PS: If you find this useful or want to support the project, a GitHub star would mean a lot.

Hi everyone,

I'm currently getting started with some freelance work and looking for a good CMS to use for Svelte/kit. I've at my internship worked with KirbyCMS and loved their take on blocks, admin panel and overall dev process, but working with PHP isn't lovely and the pricing is annoying. And since I've recently fell in love with Svelte, I'm looking at any similar offerings where the end customer just manages everything via a simple dashboard. I've looked around a bit, but only found Primo which doesn't support any server side functions, so forms are a miss, and their image compression is lacking. What is everyone else using for client work, and any recommendations?

Been working with Svelte for awhile and finally created something I feel is hopefully worth letting others use. Nothing too crazy at the moment, just basically a way to store your favorite tabs, then sort by songs, artists, or tunings. Later on I hope to add things like playlists, pinned favorites, or whatever else maybe suggested.

This is my first attempt at creating something for more than just myself, so I know there is bound to be some bugs or inconsistencies, and would greatly appreciate any feedback and suggestions.

If you want try it out just message me

Thanks

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I am in the process of launching a UK-based (with plans to expand in a month or so) keyguard manufacturing service. The goal is to lower barrier of entry to custom keyguards, which are currently very expensive to have custom-made.

Keyguards are plastic sheet with holes, used by people with fine motor control issues that struggle with touch screen devices. Very common with AAC apps

Made with Svelte and Bits UI! https://atkeys.com/

With the 1.2.0 release of VisuallyJs we've added a slew of starter apps for Svelte, including Gantt, BPMN and ERD diagrams. Demos here, with links to the Github repositories:

• https://visuallyjs.com/demonstrations/gantt
• https://visuallyjs.com/demonstrations/bpmn
• https://visuallyjs.com/demonstrations/erd

VisuallyJs is free for non-commercial usage. Give it a spin and let us know what you think!

It’s school holidays here in New Zealand, and my 9-year-old and I decided to build a puzzle game together.

We’re both fans of Wordle, Connections, and Countdown’s Numbers Game, so we ended up making Rigid Digit, a daily maths puzzle that's simple enough for kids to play but surprisingly challenging for adults.

The whole thing is built with SvelteKit, a fun excuse to build something together and to teach her a bit about how games are made.

It’s completely free, with a new puzzles every day. I'd love to hear any feedback on gameplay and how we can improve it. Cheers, Steve & Tui.