You might want to try Svelte
summary
Svelte is used in production for a year to ship a real app: an Elixir backend plus a Svelte front end that handles chats, a CMS and real‑time notifications over websockets, built by a team of two and launched in about one month to ship. Key claims: compiled output with zero runtime overhead, writable/derived stores and context for per‑instance state, built‑in transitions and Crossfade, SvelteKit for SSR, Stripe integrated, and the app actually works in production.
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chapters (24)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:43Real-time apps with Svelte
- 6:55Svelte vs React or Vue
- 7:59Developer experience and runtime
- 12:38To-do app in Svelte
- 17:17State with Svelte stores
- 19:46Animations and transitions
- 21:49Context API for state
- 26:18Derived stores for filtering
- 28:27Crossfade animations
- 31:20Svelte for complex apps
- 33:10Lifecycle methods
- 33:32Companies using Svelte
- 35:18SvelteKit full-stack
- 38:34Svelte’s innovation vs usability
- 40:41SvelteKit’s developer experience and documentation
- 43:57Debugging and tooling
- 46:49Third-party libraries
- 50:07Extending with components
- 51:15Stripe integration
- 53:22TypeScript in Svelte
- 56:37Svelte on mobile
- 57:45Mobile app case study
- 59:09Q&A
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