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Svelte Mini Apps: Your Toolbox for Focused Web Development

As a web developer, I've always loved the flexibility and accessibility of web apps compared to mobile apps. However, I found myself frustrated when searching for simple, focused tools that fit my specific needs. Existing options were either bloated or lacked the features I craved, especially at a free price point. That's when the idea for Svelte Mini Apps was born.

Why Svelte Mini Apps?

This personal project started as a way to explore the full-stack capabilities of SvelteKit. What began as a learning exercise has evolved into an open-source toolbox, rapidly growing with new tools. Svelte Mini Apps is designed to be lightweight, focused, and highly customizable.

Explore Svelte Mini Apps

  • Netlify Link: Svelte Mini Apps is the hub for all things Svelte Mini Apps. Explore the homepage to see the first creations in action and visit the "About" page to learn more about the project's story.
  • Second Domain: Check out our additional site at svelte-apps.me.

Built with Developers in Mind

We believe in sharing knowledge and tools to help developers create focused web applications. Our series of articles delves deeper into the world of Svelte Mini Apps:

  • From Concept to Creation: Follow the entire development process, from the initial idea to a full-fledged Svelte Mini App.
  • Unveiling the Power: Discover practical examples showcasing the versatility of Svelte Mini Apps in various use cases.
  • Behind the Scenes: Understand the core principles that make Svelte Mini Apps unique.
  • Crafting User Experiences: Learn meticulous techniques for building beautiful and functional interfaces.

Whether you're a seasoned Svelte developer or just starting out, this series will equip you with the knowledge and tools to build focused web applications.

Built for Efficiency and Style

Svelte Mini Apps embody the principles they promote. Here's a look at the tech stack:

  • Prisma: Seamlessly connects to databases for robust data management.
  • Tailwind CSS: Offers a utility-first approach to styling for rapid and customizable design.
  • shadcn-svelte: Adds a touch of visual elegance to your apps.

Ready to Get Started?

Head over to the website to experience Svelte Mini Apps firsthand! Explore the apps and get a feel for their speed and focus.

Dive Deeper with the Code

For those interested in the technical details, check out the code repository on GitHub. We encourage you to explore the source code, contribute, and join the Svelte Mini Apps community.

Are you ready to join the mini-app revolution? Stay tuned for our next article, where we'll explore the core concepts that make Svelte Mini Apps a compelling choice for modern web development.

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