Tech Lead/Team Lead. Senior WebDev.
Intermediate Grade on Computer Systems-
High Grade on Web Application Development-
MBA (+Marketing+HHRR).
Studied a bit of law, economics and design
Location
Spain
Education
Higher Level Education Certificate on Web Application Development
Well i find the syntax is very concise and everyone with knowledge on js and html could find a point on it. Can't say the same on angular for example...
div *ngIf="whatever=[thing]"
What's the asterisk? And the brackets? Is it an array? Why should I put a templating condition as html attribute?
Damn it's like blending html syntax with a dumb ass alien child.
I've been working with angular for a year and it feels weird. I'm testing svelte for a week and it feels so nice, automagic routing (file-system based) instead on declaring things on 493873places, easy syntax, strict compiler etc... Will say more when i take the hands on for a real project
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The syntax looks sort of ugly I would say. Not that this makes any difference in the effectiveness of it, but still, haha.
Well i find the syntax is very concise and everyone with knowledge on js and html could find a point on it. Can't say the same on angular for example...
div *ngIf="whatever=[thing]"
What's the asterisk? And the brackets? Is it an array? Why should I put a templating condition as html attribute?
Damn it's like blending html syntax with a dumb ass alien child.
I've been working with angular for a year and it feels weird. I'm testing svelte for a week and it feels so nice, automagic routing (file-system based) instead on declaring things on 493873places, easy syntax, strict compiler etc... Will say more when i take the hands on for a real project