Been a while since my last blog post, so I thought I'll write this one on the open source project I spent a fair amount of time on over the last year.

Are you building web applications and want to deliver responsive images in an easy and efficient way? Then give this a read 👇
dev.to/simonihmig/i...

New major release of responsive-image.dev is out!
⚛ image component for @react.dev
⏱️ supports the @fastly.com IO image CDN
🌍 supports auto-negotiation of image format by CDNs
✨ refactored LQIP (Thumb/BlurHash) simplifying runtime image components

Shoutout to William Killerud for most of these! 🚀

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@warp-drive.io (formerly #emberdata) version 5.5-alpha.21 is compatible with any framework that works with a signals concept. Even multiple on one page sharing data. Pluggable reactivity ftw. Official #svelte/#vue/#preact/#lit integrations coming soon. ✨🌌

github.com/emberjs/data...

Render responsive images in your Svelte app with this library by @simonihmig.bsky.social 🖼️⚡️ - madewithsvelte.com/responsive-i...

I just released Embroider@v4 from the @mainmatter.com team dinner using release-plan

This is the start of the @vite.dev era of @emberjs.com 🎉

ChatGPT is savage. omg

And how you compose the two worlds together is a legit framework design choice.

I can't see why JS-in-HTML should be semantically or logically better than HTML-in-JS tbh.

All of Svelte is a superset of HTML, or just the templating part? I would say the latter? I am all for the template to be a superset of HTML (don't like JSX), but you need JS at least to glue things together. Most likely your app will host way more JS than HTML though.

Interesting to see that us coming from a similar/same background, we also stumble over the same issues! 😅

Nice write-up!

That wasn't my point though. Yes, you can define features like runes in tests, except for the most basic feature: components.

You can't invoke the component under test in the way you would normally do. Also can't define components locally in your test to pass to higher order components.

Not trying to hate on Svelte, I like it quite a bit!

But I do feel they got this template vs. JS thing backwards.

In Ember tests, you invoke the component just the same way as you do anywhere else. Because you can have