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Thank you for this!! The official doc didn't really explain how it actually works in depth. (Or I simply missed it)
This was extremely informative!!
Joshua, you may want to put your Svelte course on Udemy.com so you'll have a potentially-huge customer base and solves practicallly all your promotion challenges. Doing so also will help Svelte's exposure to more developers worldwide.
Well, looks like I have a lot more time to put into to try to recreate something like this for Deno 😅
github.com/crewdevio/Snel 👀
Go for it!
Reverse engineering is one of the best ways to learn things.
Well, after spending quite some time working on implementing this, I am probably going to first make this as a ssg with a couple of directives, then try to implement the same design fundamentals as my current one with. The compilation of the .svelte to .js for actual dom manipulation is very hard and doing it with the current module ecosystem that deno is quit an enigma to me 😂 Thanks for your encouraging words, though!
Don't let your dreams be dreams, what are you waiting for? Just do it!
Excellent article, it's the most simple explanation I found about Svelte magic!
OMG that is a GOLD article! I was looking on how Svelte does it's magic and this definitely explains so much! THANK YOU
Great post! Love it.
Awesome.
wow! its really awesome thanks for this amazing article