Interview with Rich Harris – JSNation 2022
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Claims that tools that require Node can run in the browser using web containers, enabling full-stack interactive documentation for the first time; demonstrates a live example at learn.felt.dev and says it already ships. Notes full-time work on SvelteKit that increases velocity and made a 1.0 release possible, and points to the JS ecosystem scale—25M+ JS developers—as reason these docs matter. Gives concrete advice: pair with a buddy to debug and learn faster.
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