Get ready! Join Scott and Wes in this Hasty Treat as they unveil the eagerly anticipated Svelte 5, delving into its latest features. From the impressive speed and simplicity to its compact size, discover what makes this new release so exciting.

Show Notes
00:00 Welcome
00:39 Syntax Is A Video Podcast!
01:52 Brought To You By Sentry.io
02:42 Svelte 5 Introduction
05:45 What Are Runes?
06:21 $state()
11:49 $props()
16:41 $effect()
21:17 $inspect()
23:03 What Are Snippets?
27:33 What Are Events?
30:02 Built In Functions
32:42 Smaller Output
33:31 Speed
35:00 Anticipated Release

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Svelte 5 offers speed, simplicity, and smaller code output compared to previous versions. It is faster than other frameworks like React and provides a more predictable state management system. Migrating to Svelte 5 can be done incrementally and offers a smoother development experience.

Svelte 5 is a beast, but is it worth switching?

Web components are the future, frameworks only have a few more years before then begin phasing out.

I love Svelte but I believe all these frameworks will be gone when web components become norm. That is why I am betting on HTMX

and still people going to use react!

Love <a href="http://Syntax.fm" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">Syntax.fm</a>. I am also glad there is video version of the podcast now. Wes and Scott are very animated sometimes, especially on their intros - Cheers 🍻 gentlemen.
Also, I am also interested to what comes out of the Riverside fm situation.