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I don’t think the article is a good intro to svelte or gives you much sense of using it. The title is positively incoherent. You’d be better off going through
by jmull 3y ago
I don’t think the article is a good intro to svelte or gives you much sense of using it. The title is positively incoherent.
You’d be better off going through the main site’s tutorial. And since you’d presumably be interested in building full web apps as well, take a look at the sveltekit site and docs as well.
The idea that there’s nothing to learn is nonsense. It’s not large and I think it’s straightforward, but there are various things to learn.
IMO, the strength is that you write your HTML in HTML albeit with a simple templating extension, the reactive JS/TS is in the same context, and the reactivity model is simple/predictable and performs well (at least in my experience).
- kavii_suri 3y agoHey the author here, I totally agree with going through the official tutorial. That's what the article recommended tbh. The goal was to convince more people to give Svelte a try, as IMO, it's getting way less attention than it deserves. Anyway, thanks for the feedback, I'm quite new to blogging and writing in general. Will definately incorporate your suggestions in future work.
- woah 3y agoSo the framework which touts itself as “just JS” includes a templating pseudolang?