In this article I will show you how you can setup a Svelte project, add basic frontend form functionality with Svelte and then build the project.
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Thanks for this - however I'd suggest a few small improvements:
Don't create an object called
STATE, it's unneccessary. Store each variable as a simple top-level variable in your component, and then make your validation attributes (valid, etc) reactive (using $:). That way you don't need to call validateForm() or do any of the manual legwork.You don't need to use redux with Svele. It's totally unneccessary. Svelte has stores, which is a simple, powerful cross-component state model. However for local component state - just use variables, as mentioned above.
One of the most important differences between Svelte and Vue/React is that it is compiled. It's probably worth mentioning this in your intro :)
Thanks for the detailed feedback Anthony. I would agree that using separate variables and adding reactive calculation could be a nice demonstration of this feature in Svelte.
Amazing!