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Inspired by modular design in the physical world (e.g. the 606 Universal Shelving System), we can look out for reusable patterns in the digital design world as well.
(according to ideation by @JohannesMutter)
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Michael Aufreiter
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Michael Aufreiter
@_mql
On a mission to make the internet editable. Building https://t.co/kW6r8mrtXS and https://t.co/CUdcKW09Kz.
Linz, Austria Katılım Haziran 2007
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@ElijahKolawole3 Interesting! Just so I understand it correctly. The way this works is that you edit a site visually in the browser, but locally on your computer. Changs will be saved to HTML and then you can publish the site statically?
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@_mql I've been thinking about this idea for a while - bidirectional code editing and how it can be used for content management on the web. I put a demo experiment here. Kinda similar to editable.website (but just text nodes right now).
Thoughts?
github.com/prof2k/florenc…
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Thanks folks for liking and retweeting the Svedit Tweet. Motivating and very much appreciated!
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@petersuhm @adamwathan Cool! Hoping this workflow will help folks building their custom-styled editable.website.
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One of my favorite tools we've built for ui.sh is this multi-concept picker.
It generates multiple ideas at once and lets you preview them in context and pick the one you like best. Even works for a small piece of UI within a bigger page ✨
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Michael Aufreiter retweetledi
We had to create our virtual file system in @nuxt_js and @nitrojsdev for years (unstorage)
This is amazing news, congrats to the team for shipping native VFS in @nodejs 🙌
Matteo Collina@matteocollina
.@nodejs has always been about I/O. Streams, buffers, sockets, files. But there's a gap that has bugged me for years: you can't virtualize the filesystem. You can't import a module that only exists in memory. You can't bundle assets into a Single Executable without patching half the standard library. That changes now 👇
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@itsmattchan @DanShappir Ah and check FAQs: #faqs" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/michael/editab…
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@itsmattchan @DanShappir Currently Desktop-only, since everything is keyboard driven. But that will change at some point. svedit.dev does support mobile already, though there are some ergonomics issues to be taken care of.
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Very interesting!
Michael Aufreiter@_mql
Svedit 0.7.0 is out. 🥳 Thanks to @johannesmutter, you can now build content blocks with any layout while Svedit smartly places gap cursors using CSS Anchor Positioning. Also fixes several selection mapping bugs. Things should feel quite stable now. 👉 svedit.dev
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@DanneLundqvist @JohannesMutter Thank you Danne!
It was a real struggle. 😅
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@_mql @JohannesMutter Looks nice! Block cursors are not easy to get right.
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Svedit 0.7.0 is out. 🥳 Thanks to @johannesmutter, you can now build content blocks with any layout while Svedit smartly places gap cursors using CSS Anchor Positioning. Also fixes several selection mapping bugs. Things should feel quite stable now.
👉 svedit.dev
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@JohannesMutter Context: x.com/JohannesMutter…
Johannes Mutter@JohannesMutter
In block-based editors inserting content between blocks was always tricky. In Svedit we solved this with block-cursors and cursor-traps. Here I dive into the details of building them with modern CSS (anchor positioning, container queries, wrap detection and more)
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Introducing Void, the Vite-native deployment platform:
🚀 Full-stack SDK
⚙️ Auto-provisioned infra (db, kv, storage, AI, crons, queues...)
🔒 End-to-end type safety
🧩 React/Vue/Svelte/Solid + Vite meta-frameworks
🌐 SSR, SSG, ISR, islands + Markdown
🤖 AI-native tooling
☁️ One-command deploys
void.cloud
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Svedit 0.7.0 aka "beautiful blinking cursors" is around the corner.
Help us spot and fix the last few regressions.
…ichael-aufreiters-projects.vercel.app
Johannes Mutter@JohannesMutter
In block-based editors inserting content between blocks was always tricky. In Svedit we solved this with block-cursors and cursor-traps. Here I dive into the details of building them with modern CSS (anchor positioning, container queries, wrap detection and more)
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AI writing is soulless. But that's just fine for iterating on an ARCHITECTURE.md document for editable.website v2... 😛
github.com/michael/editab…
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The PR @JohannesMutter is working on is not only going to greatly improve UX of your next Svedit-based editor, but also a great source to learn about what's possible with modern CSS (Anchor Positioning et al.)
github.com/michael/svedit…
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@glcst @c_g_stewart @rauchg @jpschroeder Slower writes would be fine. My app is read-only for except one person (the site owner). Important is that I can keep native SQLite semantics. Like not have to worry about syncing, each query must return source of truth. I don't want any caching on db level.
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@_mql @c_g_stewart @rauchg @jpschroeder this provides read your writes optionally. the writes are just slower if you do that
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@glcst @c_g_stewart @rauchg @jpschroeder Interesting! I might have to deal with out of sync scenarios though? Is it legitimate to have a full copy locally? Need 100% read after write consistency.
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@_mql @c_g_stewart @rauchg @jpschroeder Take a look at @tursodatabase/vercel-experimental" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">npmjs.com/package/@turso…. It uses the database on the local filesystem.
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Michael Aufreiter retweetledi
We need to make it cool again for NOT being a sellout.
There’s nothing admirable about joining the winning team. Somewhere along the way we started confusing success with surrender. We started applauding people not for what they made but for who acquired them…
Maybe I grew up so different here but I don’t see the appeal?
Let’s bring back some real punks. Not the aesthetic but the principle behind. Let’s celebrate interesting work above everything else. People with an opinion and the willingness to stick with it because it’s who they are and they can’t imagine doing it any other way.
I hope we can make independence cool again.
The sellouts will always be fine. They don’t need our admiration too.
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Would like to invite anyone who's building websites/apps in Svelte to join the technical preview of editable.website. There's a link to a Google Form at the bottom of the page. See you! 🙌
Michael Aufreiter@_mql
Almost 3 years since editable.website made it to the front page. Since then, I’ve been busy turning this from a prototype into something solid. A way to build CMS-free, in-place editable websites using only Svelte. This is v2. 🥳
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