HTMX or TypeScript in 2024?

[@isaiahmartin5935]

As the CEO of HTMX I approve this message.

[@kompila]

Timely video! I have a deliverable a week from now. Svelte and Svelte kit is a requirement. I have zero experience with them. However I am going to deliver a good app, come hell or high water. Great content, keep it coming!

[@ChangeNode]

Good luck! Between Svelte, SvelteKit tutorials and something like a good LLM to help out... crossed fingers. :)

[@kompila]

@@ChangeNode Thank you

[@westpoint7942]

Thanks for the amazing video, Will. Have you by any chance been following the JS ecosystem evolution into NextJS & Remix direction? Could you share your thoughts about it?

[@ChangeNode]

@westpoint7942 I've been following it some - any particular Qs? Mostly all of the frameworks seem to be moving to signals, compilers, full stack w/client only, server only, and mixed hydration. So you can kind of preview NextJS/Remix today w/SvelteKit, Vue Vapor.

[@DragosDreamer1989]

As a web developer, I find that HTML / CSS and especially Javascript has evolved enormously throught the years. Typescript is now a full-bred mature language that can be used both for client-side and server-side apps. Btw, do you have any videos (or are you planning to make anything in the near future) about Google's Flutter framework ?

[@ChangeNode]

I've used enough of Flutter to not particularly enjoy it tbh. I found Svelte+Capacitor to be much nicer/easier to work with. But if you

[@keepfeatherinitbrothaaaa]

Yeah, I just wish there were jobs for it. Until then I guess I'll be trudging through react.

[@ChangeNode]

Well, check out preactjs.com/ and see if you can convince folks to switch I suppose...