1:15 That is true, there are jobs for Svelte developers, but it is quite hard to find them, even harder is to get one and at the end their salary is not competitive in comparison to React jobs. This is just my opinion as React developer who looks for Svelte job. It is changing, situation is a bit better every month, but still, I do not see any reasonable Svelte job for me yet. I do not want to complain. I love Svelte and thank you for teaching me it! I just say that switching from React to Svelte job could be more difficult than someone expects.
Exactly. I'm a senior react dev and I have been using svelte for my hobby projects and I would absolutely love to switch to a svelte position. It's just not possible for now. Hopefully in the short future this will change as svelte's adoption continues to grow.
Hold strong, update your profile to make sure you are found by recruiters. The market will adopt many rewrites and launch new applications, it's starting to grow as we speak.
Idk why I’ve been stalling myself from learning svelte lol. Been learning and building with vanilla js for the past year and more than ready to start learning Svelte. Great video
Hey Scott! Thanks for your content :) Been watching your videos since Bolt tutorials between various side projects. Are you planning on making some videos about Cloudflare Pages & Workers?
Two quick questions: Do you have the URL for the StackOverflow poll and how do you upgrade the version of SvelteKit being used (and is it usually painfree)? Thanks for the video, I enjoyed it.
Vite via esbuild compiles your js to browser targets. We haven't used babel in over a year even with react. Give esbuild a Google esbuild.github.io/api/#target
Great info! Svelte is super exciting, glad to be on board. Thanks for the video!
1:15 That is true, there are jobs for Svelte developers, but it is quite hard to find them, even harder is to get one and at the end their salary is not competitive in comparison to React jobs. This is just my opinion as React developer who looks for Svelte job. It is changing, situation is a bit better every month, but still, I do not see any reasonable Svelte job for me yet.
I do not want to complain. I love Svelte and thank you for teaching me it! I just say that switching from React to Svelte job could be more difficult than someone expects.
Exactly. I'm a senior react dev and I have been using svelte for my hobby projects and I would absolutely love to switch to a svelte position. It's just not possible for now.
Hopefully in the short future this will change as svelte's adoption continues to grow.
Hold strong, update your profile to make sure you are found by recruiters. The market will adopt many rewrites and launch new applications, it's starting to grow as we speak.
Idk why I’ve been stalling myself from learning svelte lol. Been learning and building with vanilla js for the past year and more than ready to start learning Svelte. Great video
Same story here 👋🏻 I kept to vanilla for quite some time - sveltekit is simply amazing and does not have that much boilderplate
So many new stuff coming out, we have to continue upgrading to the latest version these days to use these cool features 🙂🙂🙂
Hey Scott! Thanks for your content :) Been watching your videos since Bolt tutorials between various side projects. Are you planning on making some videos about Cloudflare Pages & Workers?
I like your journalistic update videos, keep it up 😊
Eagerly Waiting gQuery !!!!
Working on docs and demo rn! Will have something usable for everyone next week
Two quick questions: Do you have the URL for the StackOverflow poll and how do you upgrade the version of SvelteKit being used (and is it usually painfree)? Thanks for the video, I enjoyed it.
I would have needed beforenavigate, constants and style directives today. Well i guess its time to update and rewrite ;D
Aww yeee
Svelt kit is still on beta? thanks!
There's one thing I dislike tho;
Having so many "template" syntaxes for the same thing:
{#if]
{:else}
{/if}
{@const}
If you think about there is a good logic there #-open :continue /close @define
@@syntaxfm Yes, I guess I am used to blade or twig. It just feel more natural imo.
SSR thing is a mistake imho.
Why do you feel that way?
I don't see how SvelteKit can be used anywhere when it doesn't have Babel support.
Vite via esbuild compiles your js to browser targets. We haven't used babel in over a year even with react. Give esbuild a Google esbuild.github.io/api/#target
Svelte kit uses Vite which uses esbuild. Svelte has its own compiler that's used by Vite.