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Awesome! Thanks for letting me know!

This is Chris responding - honestly the next framework won't necessarily be my decision, but rather decided by both the team and community. Vue seems highly likely given the established user base. But personally speaking I'd be down for Solid at some point. I think Solid is cool and Ryan Carniato is doing some great work in the JS ecosystem. There's a reason everyone's adopting Signals!

Hey Mike, I meant to address this in the video! In Skeleton v2 we had a similar feature called the "Conic Gradient", which was multi-purpose. It could both draw CSS conic gradients as well as create simple data visualizations, like pie charts. In v3 we've now moved gradient rendering to Tailwind (for spinners, text, etc as shown). Then we're going to lean into providing an integration guide for a proper data viz library like Chart.js. We think this will provide much more depth and flexibility while still allowing you to integrate with Skeleton design systems.

@@skeletonlabs wow this is fantastic!! hope it's easy to use 😅

We explain on the v2 doc site page for App Shell, but it'll remain in v2.x but not carry forward to v3. We'll provide an alternative that better takes advantage of each framework we support.

Yeah, we've been considering the same. I video and audio element styling are often overlooked by UI libraries. Feel free to file a feature request on GitHub and we can take a look. I can't promise anything prior to launch, but we definitely have a list of new components and features we hope to introduce over time.

A major shift in v3 is we're moving to be multi-framework (Svelte and React initially) while also adding support for multiple app frameworks (Kit, NextJS, Astro, etc). Layouts are handled very differently between these, so we're taking the stance that folks should implement custom layouts directly. That said, we do plan to provide some guidance around common layout patterns to help smooth the transition - providing canned HTML/CSS for this. Additionally, there's a whole host of issues with the current AppShell. While simple to get started, we don't feel like the trad-offs are really worth it for production applications. See a few of these detailed here: github.com/skeletonlabs/skeleton/issues/2383

Thank you for your support!

Sorry about that. I have a good quality mic and it's right in front of me, but I think the video capture software I'm using has reverted my audio settings. I'll check into this for my next video. Auto-generated captions should be available if that helps! Just tap the small "CC" (closed captions) button in the bottom-right corner of the video.

yeahh it's really low on this end too

Hey Flint, we think of Floating UI Svelte as an intermediate abstraction of Floating UI. We expect folks will be keen to handle their own local abstraction around the primitives we provide to handle, creating dedicated components for popovers, tooltips, modals, context menus, and more.

In case you missed it, Svelte 5 hit Release Candidate status at the recent Svelte Summit. Meanwhile we're on the other end, this is our first public release (think public beta), so we're confident they'll hit stable release prior to us. I wouldn't stress too much about this.

​@@skeletonlabs Thank you for clarifying. I use Skeleton in a bunch of codebases and was worried already.

Release candidates are provided immediately before release, this is the opposite - the first public pre-release (think public beta). Things are early, features are missing, and it's not advised for production. But should be in a functional enough state to test and provide feedback.