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Accept cookies, or settings? Hm... > For an optimal website experience, I use cookies and similar technologies (also from third parties) for statistics and tra

Accept cookies, or settings? Hm... > For an optimal website experience, I use cookies and similar technologies (also from third parties) for statistics and tracking purposes. By clicking on By 'accept cookies', you consent to me accepting the use of these technologies. > Via "Settings" you get more information and can read the declaration of consent. > Without consent, I use only technically necessary cookies or cookies for statistical purposes. “Technically necessary cookies” ... do you imagine you have readers dumb enough to believe that’s a thing? Why do you even bother to ask? Oh well. Anyway, yeah, svelte is pretty interesting, but this post is 8 months old yeah? What’s new in svelte land since then?

mlatu 6y ago
Also, you click on 'Settings', and then what? There's no way to accept the settings. I mean in case I wanted to. What about the 'Accept' button then? What does it do? Accept ALL cookies? No thank you. 0/10
theobeers 6y ago
Two newer developments are official support for TypeScript, and a nice VS Code extension using the language server. Those advances are what enticed me to give Svelte a try over the summer.
have_faith 6y ago
> What’s new in svelte land since then? First class TypeScript support is the big one.
Semaphor 6y ago
> “Technically necessary cookies” That is a thing under GDPR. In this case, they store if you consent or not. Of course, this is another example of a non-compliant site as accepting is easier than rejecting. The site owner might as well remove the gate completely.