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Use my saved coding preferred-tech memory to suggest a starter stack for a small personal dashboard I can build this weekend. You may request and use that saved memory. After using the saved memory, do not search the web, do not use app skills, do not create documents or files, do not create embeds, and do not ask a follow-up question.
Based on your saved preferences, you have advanced proficiency in [SvelteKit](wiki:SvelteKit). For a small personal dashboard you can build over the weekend, I suggest the following starter stack: 1. **Framework**: [SvelteKit](wiki:SvelteKit) – Utilizing your existing expertise, this will allow you to quickly build a fast, reactive frontend with built-in API routing for your data. 2. **Styling**: [Tailwind CSS](wiki:Tailwind_CSS) – This is ideal for rapid UI prototyping, allowing you to design a clean, responsive dashboard layout without writing custom [CSS](wiki:CSS). 3. **Backend & Database**: Supabase – This provides an instant [PostgreSQL](wiki:PostgreSQL) database and [authentication](wiki:Authentication) layer, which is perfect for a short-term project where you want to focus on the UI rather than database configuration. 4. **Charts**: [Chart.js](wiki:Chart.js) – A versatile library for creating the visual data representations essential for any dashboard. 5. **Deployment**: [Vercel](wiki:Vercel) – It offers specialized support for SvelteKit, enabling you to deploy your project with a simple "git push." This combination leverages your advanced knowledge of [Svelte](wiki:Svelte) while using tools designed for speed and developer experience.