Developer Experience is for Everyone
summary
Grainger vets Svelte for two months against Angular Elm Vue and React, picks it for no runtime dependencies, tiny bundles and vanilla-JS updates; the DX team builds a Svelte design system with 11 components and a SvelteKit site, and helps four teams ship full user experiences. The order-history product achieves the fastest time to market in Grainger’s 100-year history. Later the company standardizes on React for ecosystem and hiring trade-offs. Announcement: joining Netlify as a developer experience engineer.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:13SVELTE SUMMIT SPRING
- 1:45Size in kb
- 2:00Lines of Code
- 3:12Micro Frontends
- 4:36Good DX
- 5:08Support
- 5:18Community
- 6:28What's next?
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