Tries to give more with less boilerplate code which in general means less code written which is easier to maintain with fewer bugs. Also it is a compiler so there is no svelte runtime downloaded on the client thus for smaller project it means faster download times. On top of that it is very easy to grasp and one can be productive in no time. I suggest you start with the tutorial at svelte.dev to get a better feeling of it.
Svelte and Tailwind UI. It's among the most productive combination I've used in twenty years.
I wrote about why I changed from React to Svelte here: mikenikles.com/blog/why-i-moved-fr...
Same here :)
both work well together
+1 for Tailwind
-1 for NOT LIKING svelte ;-)
I've always heard great things about svelte. What makes it so popular and useful?
Tries to give more with less boilerplate code which in general means less code written which is easier to maintain with fewer bugs. Also it is a compiler so there is no svelte runtime downloaded on the client thus for smaller project it means faster download times. On top of that it is very easy to grasp and one can be productive in no time. I suggest you start with the tutorial at svelte.dev to get a better feeling of it.
i sure will thanks!
I suggest you join the Svelte chat at svelte.dev/chat. You'll find a super friendly community who can help if you have questions.
Thats cool