On: Web Development for Beginners – A Curriculum

[legopeice]

I think sveltekit gets it right most of the time. yes its new tech. but I think its way better than the alternatives already.

You want a frontend server that handles auth and credentials. cleans up queries to and from the main backend server.

Then you want as low-level interaction as possible in the HTML space. HTML doesnt provide everything you need. but it gets close. JS should augment HTML, the closer you stay to HTML the better.

Sveltekit goes a long way in providing this, nextjs and all the others just threw way to much tech at the front end space.

You basically want a way to turn URL's and POST requests into GET and POST responses. SPA is mostly not great and was a sidestep in a useable web.

[nlnn → legopeice]

I've been looking into that too, it makes a lot of sense to me (and appeals in a lot of ways).

The newness is the only thing that's put me off, mostly due to lack of finding good examples compared to Vue/React for various things.

But I figure that if I start with either of Vue/React, I should be able to then translate anything useful I find there to Svelte eventually.