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Gamepad steamdeck

Ada rekomen gamepad buat steamdeck?
Saat ini main sendiri, sekarang mau main sama bocil.
Yang sekiranya enak+awet.
Btw bocil SD 8th

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u/Own-Phone2375 — 1 day ago
▲ 20 r/sveltejs

Couldn't find a timeline-based video editor for Svelte 5, so I built one — what features would you actually expect? [Self-Promo]

Svelte Video Editor

This started selfishly: I had a personal project that needed an in-app video editor with a real timeline (multi-track, draggable clips, scrubbing playhead — the CapCut/Premiere kind). I went looking for something in the Svelte ecosystem and… came up empty. Plenty of React stuff, basically nothing for Svelte 5. So I built my own inside the project, and it grew big enough that I pulled it out into a standalone, host-agnostic component to reuse (and hopefully save someone else the same search).

The parts I expected to be easy/hard were completely backwards:
- Ripple / roll / slip edits — getting neighbor clips to react without the timeline feeling janky was the real fight.
- Playhead ↔ playback sync — keeping scrub position, native <video>/<audio>, and requestAnimationFrame all agreeing.
- Undo/redo over deeply nested project state — fiddly to keep snappy.
- DOM preview vs canvas/WebGL — went DOM-first for live scrubbing; still unsure where that ceiling is.

Since I only built what my project needed, I'd love a sanity check from people who actually use or build editors:
- What's the one feature you'd refuse to live without in a timeline editor? And the flip side — what sounds essential but you never actually touch?

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u/Own-Phone2375 — 20 days ago
▲ 1 r/sveltejs

Built a tiny Svelte 5 countdown component — snippet-based, no styling baked in

One small thing keeps coming back — send an OTP, and the "Resend" button needs a cooldown so people don't spam it. I wanted a small countdown for that and couldn't find one that felt right for Svelte 5. So that little resend timer turned into a reusable component.

Meet @ariefsn/svelte-countdown. The whole idea: the component owns the timer logic, you own the rendering. It hands you the state through a children snippet and stays out of your way — no styles, no layout assumptions.

The exact thing I needed — a resend cooldown:

<Countdown value={30} autoStart>
  {#snippet children(time, seconds)}
    {seconds > 0 ? `Resend in ${seconds}s` : 'Resend code'}
  {/snippet}
</Countdown>

Or count down between two dates (e.g. a launch timer):

<Countdown value={{ from, to }}>
  {#snippet children(time, seconds)}
    {time.minutes}:{time.seconds}
  {/snippet}
</Countdown>

The snippet gives you both the raw remaining seconds and a broken-down time (years → seconds), so you can render anything from a bare number to a full clock. You can bind:this for manual start / stop / reset, plus onStart / onTick / onFinish callbacks.

Svelte 5 only, zero deps.

Repo: https://github.com/ariefsn/svelte-countdown

Playground: https://svelte.dev/playground/cb0696f58c614f7cbb99109544fe0950?version=latest

Open to feedback — especially whether the snippet API feels natural, and edge cases I should think about (pausing mid-count, very large ranges, timezones).

u/Own-Phone2375 — 22 days ago
▲ 28 r/sveltejs

What utilities are you missing in Svelte 5?

Been spending quite a bit of time with Svelte 5 + runes recently.

One thing I noticed is that I kept rewriting the same small utilities across projects:

  • clipboard handling
  • local storage sync
  • fetch state
  • intersection observer
  • dark mode
  • etc

So I started putting them into a small reusable collection for myself.

Mainly trying to make them:

  • SSR-safe
  • typed properly
  • feel natural with runes
  • minimal API surface

Curious what utilities other Svelte developers are missing right now with Svelte 5?

Still figuring out good patterns for reusable runes-based utilities, so I’d love to hear opinions from others building with Svelte 5.

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u/Own-Phone2375 — 1 month ago
▲ 1 r/golang

After months of manually deleting things like:

- node_modules

- Docker cache

- Xcode DerivedData

- Playwright/Cypress browsers

- pnpm/yarn/npm/bun caches

- browser caches

- Android/iOS build artifacts

I built a CLI for it in Go, called `dust`.

Features:

- macOS + Linux

- single static binary

- interactive TUI (Bubble Tea)

- dry-run by default

- project scanner for stale build artifacts

- supports cleaners across dev tools, browsers, editors, etc.

I wanted to avoid was blindly `rm -rf`-ing projects, so for some stacks it prefers native clean commands instead, eg:

- `flutter clean`

- `cargo clean`

- `go clean`

- `dotnet clean`

- etc.

Would love feedback from other Go devs.

Repo:

https://github.com/ariefsn/dust

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u/Own-Phone2375 — 2 months ago