Resume of weekend lectures
| Item | Result | Comments |
|---|---|---|
| Markdown | :star: :star: :star: | |
| GPG | :star: :star: :star: | I have a key, added it to gitLab account and signed all commits in this repository |
| GitLab Account | :star: :star: :star: :star: | Created a 2FA account with Authy |
| Svelte | :star: :star: | Created an app importing components |
| TypeScript | :star: :star: | Used for Svelte App |
| Bulma.io | :star: :star: | Applied for Svelte App |
| tsdocs | :star: :star: | Explored and reading a few pages |
Svelte
(and differences with ReactJS)
- Less code
- No Boilerplate
- No virtual DOM -> Compiles JS, HTML, CSS. Prepares itself to recognize how will work each component when it has an event.
- .svelte files --> html files divided in blocks
- Svelte prepares css
- Svelte includes store. No redux needed.
- Sapper: prepares server subrender, routing, refreshes.
- Svelte Native for mobile apps.
- CSS scope integrated.
Bulma
It seems very ease to use, but not soy easy to get used to... And it is definitively better than pure CSS.
TypeScript
I was a bit hard to find the right configuration, but it's now working.
The App
It's just a joke related to Homer's Page when he started using internet. You can see it here.
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