where's the lack of docs on svelte? it has plenty of docs in many different forms. also, you're not supposed to create dynamic pages for a blog. Use Jekyll, ffs.
well, after using graphql a lot, I hate the ecosystem. it's not flexible at all. I'm talking about the official Apollo things. the docs suck. and about typescript, it's a valid point although I don't use it.
GraphQL can be useful when you don’t have a solid backend service but otherwise just create an endpoint with what you need to request and that’s it ... you can even choose the language for the backend API server: Javascript, PHP, C#, Rust, Scala, whatever you like the most
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where's the lack of docs on svelte? it has plenty of docs in many different forms. also, you're not supposed to create dynamic pages for a blog. Use Jekyll, ffs.
Svelte Docs is good; I mean the stuff like Graphql, typescript is the future improvement of svelte.
well, after using graphql a lot, I hate the ecosystem. it's not flexible at all. I'm talking about the official Apollo things. the docs suck. and about typescript, it's a valid point although I don't use it.
Svelte supports TypeScripts since months already.
GraphQL can be useful when you don’t have a solid backend service but otherwise just create an endpoint with what you need to request and that’s it ... you can even choose the language for the backend API server: Javascript, PHP, C#, Rust, Scala, whatever you like the most