Born in 1979, engineer, doctorate in 2008, I've started my working activity both as a researcher and as a freelance in the industrial automation field.
It is a certain number of weeks I'm looking at svelte. My only issue is: when a bundle like bootstrap-vue or a set of material design/bulma widgets will be out?
Then I will use it! It is the most sane thing I've seen on frontend after backbone.
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Intermediate Grade on Computer Systems-
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Studied a bit of law, economics and design
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Higher Level Education Certificate on Web Application Development
Why anyone would put vue inside a svelte project? It gives nothing extra from my point of view.
By the other part, don't mind on bootstrap as valid responsive/ui framework as it loads a considerable bunch of js and css (moreover it needs jQuery). It breaks the modularity on svelte or every SPA you could make.
In my opinion, Mustard UI could be a better approach: css only, lightweight and bootstrap 3.x like syntax. If you need some js plugin for giving some functionality that it's not on sapper/svelte neither on mustard, you can import it only wherever you need it, instead on load it across all entire project.
Regards
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It is a certain number of weeks I'm looking at svelte. My only issue is: when a bundle like bootstrap-vue or a set of material design/bulma widgets will be out?
Then I will use it! It is the most sane thing I've seen on frontend after backbone.
Probably as soon as someone who wants it writes it an open sources it ;)
Describing it as sane is very accurate
Why anyone would put vue inside a svelte project? It gives nothing extra from my point of view.
By the other part, don't mind on bootstrap as valid responsive/ui framework as it loads a considerable bunch of js and css (moreover it needs jQuery). It breaks the modularity on svelte or every SPA you could make.
In my opinion, Mustard UI could be a better approach: css only, lightweight and bootstrap 3.x like syntax. If you need some js plugin for giving some functionality that it's not on sapper/svelte neither on mustard, you can import it only wherever you need it, instead on load it across all entire project.
Regards