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[DarkdaweWINS]

I managed to convince my boss to use svelte for a smaller project.. and I am having so much fun with it :D

[ShafterPlay]

I couldn't agree more, Svelte is actually ENJOYABLE to use. Everything just works and it's way more simple than any other frameworks. The community is very cool too. I'm really glad that Svelte got a 100 seconds video because it deserves more attention. Thank you for spreading the word! ❤

[UselessDuckCompany]

This is the most logical and easy to use framework yet I think. Angular and React have some needless complexity.

[unknownguywholovespizza]

After learning Svelte, I can tell you it's the framework I was looking for! No useState, no ref, no unnecessary boilerplate. Just the old simple way of doing things <3

[kettenbach]

Damn just when I'm starting to like React after a year of Angular goodness, now I want to do Svelte. It looks so cool and minimal

[itsdazing]

Literally, this is the only 100 seconds of svelte video that i requested from you.
And you actually did it.
When i saw the video in recommendations, i was very surprised.

Thank you for making this🙏🙏🙏.
And I am expecting more like this in the future.

[TheDarkReaper]

Showing up in the end credits made my day 💙
Great introduction, as always!

[cormanec]

I've heard good things about Svelte, so this will be nice to watch!

Edit: Damn, I was right. I've always liked React and Svelte seems so similar but so different, I'm definitely going to check this out! Thanks Fireship, you're the best!

[marcofrancisco]

In all honesty, it is really amazing how your videos are available for free. A year and half ago, the company i was part of, decided it was time to use Angular. And your videos allowed me not only to succeed in that project but also make the jump to another company where i worked with Angular everyday. Paycheck increase too! Thanks to Fireship, my developer career took off. Thank you so much for such amazing content!!

[edazpotato]

I found out about Svlete today so I went through the tutorials on their website and started making a simple app. Then I discovered that you had published a video on Svelte literally a couple hours earlier and my day was made!

Svelte is so fun to use, especially since I'm used to React so the syntax is familiar, yet different.

[aperture]

After suffering for several days figuring out how state management works in react, I just give up and switch to Svelte and luckily it works and much easier to manage. As a backend dev, svelte is easier to learn for me.

[slava_trushkin]

I've been working with Svelte for over a year now, before it supported TypeScript. Really enjoying working with it. Addition of TS made it even more awesome, though there are few minor issues with TypeScript implementation, but I know that developers are actually interested in fixing them so eventually they'll be fixed.

[Dominik-K]

Very nice introduction! I like svelte's approach as a compiler instead of a library!
It's really nice tbh.

[gbo-gr-cy]

I'm a back-end developer looking for a front-end framework with the smallest learning curve possible and Svelte seems like a serious candidate. Great video

[jorgelightwave]

I'm impressed of how much sense it makes the way Svelte works. I haven't used it yet but I'm already a Svelte enthusiast, and it seems it will not disappoint me, based on what I've read in the comments. Thank you for the video! <3

[mekelilyasa]

I am using svelte at my internship, It's more lightweight than react <3

[bepd]

I love how it feels closer to working directly in a .html file

[maheenmashrur]

This is the video that encouraged me to use svelte in my projects. From then, I never had to look back. You have my thanks yet again.

[nodidog]

I love svelte, it's just great. I hope it continues to go from strength to strength 💪

[arctan]

whole computer science degree in 100sec