Yeah! I pushed it live yesterday! Still a bit of a soft-launch, going to make some more noise next week :)

Interesting idea! Also, I really enjoy the website and it's design! :)

PS! You should submit the package to the new Svelte Society website! 🙏

Yeah I mean it's all in on functional programming, if that's not your thing then Effect isn't going to be for you :)

I don't think we'll all write Effect anytime soon!

It is definitely overwhelming when you first look at it but I suspect that once you grok it makes a lot of sense. I feel like I'm halfway there!

I'm experimenting with building a Nostr client so I kind of want all of it :)

Cheers! Will check them out :)

I'm picturing you doing this in Italian with a lot of hand gestures as well

Very sneaky, right? 😎

I'm pretty sure the Apple TV website is also using Svelte :)

I wonder how much faster it would get if you switched models and used a provider like www.cerebras.ai or groq.com to serve it up

Because the whole article is based on a 2022 paper that's most likely using Svelte 4: journals.riverpublishers.com/index.php/JW...

We have a Dockerfile in the repo already I actually didn't try that route because I just assumed it would be slow. Maybe I should give it ago anyway 🤔

I'm using Playwright and want to do all the testing in browser if possible. It's working quite well at the moment, but I don't know if it's the best solution. Ideally I wouldn't have to adjust my hooks.server.ts to look at cookie names 😅

So each set of tests gets its' own clean database. This works very well but it involves modifying the application a bit by reading this cookie when when the requests come in. This is obviously only done when ENV=test - but still.

Does anyone have any other ideas? Thoughts?

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I explored a couple of ideas, for example: splitting up into projects to run read only tests in parallel and then the other tests run serially, but we're still not isolated enough.

What I ended up doing was add a cookie on each set of tests that uses a copy of the test.sqlite.

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Hahaha! It’s actually @karimfromjordan.dev pulling the strings this time 😅