Svelte Web Interfaces with Svelte

The hypothesis behind Svelte is straightforward: Browser-based UI frameworks result in a lot of overhead; it is possible to remove this overhead by handling the framework in a build step outside of the browser. Svelte doesn’t have a virtual DOM.
It’s a compiler, not a dependency.
Frameworks like Vue and React are dependencies; they interact with your code while it executes. Svelte is a compiler; it interacts with your code before you ever put that code in production — Svelte outputs vanilla JavaScript.
Svelte Web Interfaces with Svelte dev.to/jacobherrington/svelte-web-interfaces-with-svelte-44ib

Dark and light mode websites – prefers-color-scheme: CSS Media Query

One device and app feature I’ve come to appreciate is the ability to change between light and dark modes. If you’ve ever done late night coding or reading, you know how amazing a dark theme can be for preventing eye strain and the headaches that result. macOS recently implemented a native dark mode but that mode doesn’t convert websites to a dark interface, so you’re still getting a bright site regardless of native theme. Wouldn’t it be amazing if websites would also go dark or light based on user’s system preference?

Source: prefers-color-scheme: CSS Media Query

Portainer Community Edition – Docker UI tool

Portainer Community Edition (Portainer CE) is a lightweight management toolset that allows you to easily build, manage and maintain Docker environments. Created by experts, Portainer CE (the open core of Portainer) is an opinionated toolset that captures years of experience to allow you to reliably and quickly create, operate and trouble-shoot your Docker environments.
www.portainer.io/products-services/portainer-community-edition/