Discussing Svelte with Rich Harris

October 8, 2021 By Mark Otto Off

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â–¶  Discussing Svelte with Rich Harris — Another week, another Rich Harris interview 🙂 This time the Svelte creator talks about Svelte’s position in the overall framework landscape and how other frameworks appear to be becoming more ‘Svelte-like’. A good catch up.

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