I hope i can convince my team next year to switch to svelte. The only thing that holds us back is a component library, bcs we're using Vuetify. But i hope we can find a good tailwind alternative.
Svelte's not my cup of tea (only because much prefer the JSX DX), but if I were to switch to Svelte, it would be largely because of your channel. Great work!
This is what makes me think that Svelte might be the future. I prefer React or Solid, but if I had to use Svelte I wouldn’t mind at all. It just seems like the framework that people with different preferences can agree on. Even if it isn’t your cup of tea, you can still acknowledge that at its worst it’s still pretty nice.
And, if you guys are looking to integrate Svelte on your site but have a non-JS backend like PHP, Python or Ruby, give the “svelte-retag” package a look. It uses custom elements (“web components”) but unlike native Svelte, it supports context, nesting, light DOM, HMR and etc. 😊
I'm getting used to Svelte after developing in Vue for years. After the big hype of Nuxt 3 will be fast asf and everything will be a joy, I kinda hate it and I started to burn out .... after my colleague showed me Svelte and started a project in that using Storybook to develop my components first and see them, I just love it. Kinda into loving programming again :D And not to mention your tutorials are awesome, so detailed and easy to understand, thank you!
I personally enjoy svelte and svelte made me fall in love with web dev again because with react we lost track of web, honestly creating 4 million hooks and wrappers just to do simple things it's unhealthy But my take is, I think react is more appealing to people coming from Software development (desktop/mobile etc...) as it takes away all the web stuff and give them a closer experience to what they are used to
I know what you mean.. I came from php and started learning react. I used to be confused about why I have to take a long route just to do simple stuff. When I tried svelte for the first time I fell in love with it instantly. It makes handling functions and data so much simpler compared to react
I'm also waiting for V5 before introducing it to my team. It's one of those philosophical changes that is just easier if they no one knows it happened haha
@@jnevercast I’d say go ahead and dive in and start learning now. Runes is big improvement and shouldn’t get in the way of at least getting familiar. All depends I suppose on what your use case and what you plan on doing (and if it’ll depend on Runes, of course).
One of these days I was watching a video about Stable Diffusion and the presenter mentioned that the GUI software he was using was written in Svelte. P.s. How is it possible that a website is built with Svelt and React at the same time? Can I use libraries from both frameworks together?
It's probably using Electron/Tauri which is just a browser at the end of the day meaning anything you can do inside of a regular browser you can also do in your app. I don't know their reasoning for using multiple frameworks but you could always do that. The reason you don't is because you're going to have multiple apps on the page and load the entire framework unless you're using something like mitosis.builder.io/.
@@JoyofCodeDev WOW, Mitosis seems to be a brilliant idea. Do you think one could use it to translate a library from React to Svelte? For example, I'm currently trying to create a custom PDF viewer that let me highlight and annotate using PDF.js and Svelte, and I know there are libraries in React that do this job quite well. So, would I be able to translate these libraries using Mitosis?
There are lots of ways of doing this, apparently. For example: Reactify and Sveltify (each allows use of one in the other). This could also potentially be done using web components (i.e. custom elements) since custom elements is a native browser API and can use that as a portal (so to speak) for managing the lifecycle of your component (it’s what I do with svelte-retag).
Hi, I’m having a big issue with Google indexing my pages. I’ve done my sitemap, robot txt also. My pages are available on my Google console page but they’re not indexed. Can you make a detailed video about it please?
im still in college and im using sveltekit for most of my projects should i also learn react? i heard svelte has very little job opportunity compared to react
They say if you want a job learn React, if you want to to be happy learn Svelt. It's not a bad idea to know more than one framework however. Coming from Python/Django, Svelte was a natural choice, I have tried React and Vue and just didn't enjoy the developer experience. I am a one man show so Svelte has made development fun and exciting again. Rather than getting a job I just started taking clients and building solutions for them.
I am always curious how this works when a cmpany uses something and the something else besides it. Are they running part og their page one way and another part a different way?
You can have different apps on the same page because you can just plop a JavaScript framework inside an element but also have an entirely different app in another route.
Our team hate every second of supporting svelte 3 project and we are asking management for years to allocate time to rewrite it on Angular. This channel almost convinced me that svelte 5 is not so bad, but holly hell I hate this (barely) framework. If you want to spend days investigating the most trivial bugs, enjoying nit having a documentation and live when no new hires know it or want to touch your frontend - welcome to svelte.
I get it like we are using sveltekit for our entire SAAS project, we have been in production from last 1 year and have had issues in finding bugs, but tbh, it still way better than our previous Next.js implementation, and the entire system is almost been rocksolid this entire duration & i believe that svelte 5 reactivity changes would make the solution more reliable and efficient.
Stick to React guys, multi billion dollar products run on it, Miro, Figma, Notion...just to name a few. And let's not forget all the legacy React code that needs to be maintained 10 years from now 😂 in all seriousness though, Svelte looks promising but if you want to ship enterprise software React is still king 👑
