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I've settled with Svelte (SvelteKit and Sapper), after having spent lots of time with React and Vue. Svelte works in a way that jives with how I think and work
by yawnxyz 5y ago
I've settled with Svelte (SvelteKit and Sapper), after having spent lots of time with React and Vue.
Svelte works in a way that jives with how I think and work, and I've built enough components for myself that side projects now only take hours to design and build into working prototypes.
I think everyone needs to have a "home platform" where it's just mindless to get started. Regardless whether it's JS SPAs or Rails or raw HTML!
For handling data, it's either Supabase or Airtable's API, hands down. Tailwind for design system.
I've tried Rails before, but as a newbie to Ruby, I couldn't even figure out how to write for loops. To me, that was too foreign, and too much thinking involved. And with Rails, you need to run a server too right? That's even more not-mentioned work.
- sdesalas 5y agoI was wondering why nobody was mentioning Svelte and Vue. I find either of these two options is more productive than React or Angular anyday.
- BenjiWiebe 5y agoI'm not new to Ruby but I don't know how to write a C-style for loop in Ruby either. Ruby has iterators, so you don't need for loops. list_of_things.each {|thing| thing.dostuff }
- midrus 5y agoSettling with the latest newest and shiniest doesn't sound like settling at all.