is svelte the final answer to the frontend problem?
Is svelte the final answer to the frontend problem?
Owen Torres
Tyler Foster
probably not
Luke Wright
no but it seems to be the least shitty solution. building on top of a pile of festering dogshit that is js can only get you so far.
Oliver Mitchell
>Vue but less readable
At least it allows for more freedom than Vue.
Jace Harris
So it seems, so it seems.
Brayden Barnes
Can i make mobile apps with that?
Jaxon Collins
>Hohol flag
No, it's just cringe.
Hunter Reed
>we stand with hohols
nope, no reason for me to swtich from react...
Adam Martinez
>visit vue site
>no hohol flags
I guess that speaks for itself. Although, I am affraid that vue will jump on another "current thing"...
Chase Davis
>I am affraid that vue will jump on another "current thing"
You're thinking of React.
Bentley Perry
No react interop
Luis Kelly
No one cares. React sucks ass.
Bentley Martin
Yeah especially when it's forever in beta, development progress relies on a single guy being in a good mood, and breaking changes to the api are added every month. Truly fantastic winrar for svelte!!
Easton Flores
subhuman russian spotted, shouldn't you be on the front dying for your country?
Adrian Ortiz
I am not russian. I just don't like dictatorships who steal elections and promote degeneracy, while killing children in Palestine and Yemen for their jewish overlords.
Takes some guts to criticize russia, while being the worlds top war crime perpetuators.
When you gonna free Assange btw?
Carson Morales
js being bad is what "people" who interact with tech but don't actually code or know anything think
Sebastian Smith
wrong. it's hot garbage. it was created in 10 days for a far more narrow use case. it has aged like an alcoholic wine aunt to boot.
Ryder Torres
imba is the final redpill, its tailwind inspired, beautiful syntax, and mogs vue and react performance wise 20-30x: freecodecamp.org
Jordan Gray
pythonic indentation too so looks clean af
Adam Taylor
imba.io
imba is the next generation
Elijah Bennett
seethe more Ivan
Samuel Wright
I didn't know that languages never change beyond their initial implementations, good to know
>it was created in 10 days for a far more narrow use case
node.js is perfectly viable in the backend, entirely separated from the browser
Jackson Richardson
they do but typically are designed better to do so (not in 10 days to satisfy pressure from above to create something). if you don't know why node.js is terrible then i'm afraid you don't know what you're talking about. oh yeah and stop being a snarky little cunt.