During a period where I had to focus on frontend technologies, I had the
opportunity to discover Svelte.
If the primary goal was to finally find an alternative to React, the road was
long and dotted with notable encounters: NextJs, Vue, Solid, a reconsideration
of Angular ...
If satisfaction was present at each visit, there remained a hurdle:
the constant departure from the root technologies of html and css, and the
exaggerated deviation of javascript, used as a proxy for everything.
With Svelte, my first
thought was: HTML is back!
To see if I could carry out my next back-office type project using
Svelte, I therefore tested it
under all its seams, or at least those I knew were visible, and coded for
this a small library of components (one more) with its little site that
goes well.
From ssr, routes, a master component type storybook, a
theme, a self-made utility-css class.
Simple, This result of 3 weeks
of learning confirmed one thing:
Current technologies have altered
our productivity for the benefit of a certain form of tranquility, and if
normally iterations depart from the original model, here they return with
great strides!