Alex, and I'm here to talk to you about Svelte. So yeah, has anyone heard of Svelte in the audience? Okay, and how many of you people have actually used Svelte at all? No, so that's good, that makes my job easier, right? So Svelte, yeah, we'll see a bit more about it. So this is me, I'm Alex, front-end developer at Hook, and I've lived in Singapore for about four years now. Some of you may remember me from my GraphQL talk a few months ago, and then also I've been to a few of the meetups as well, so this is me. Okay, so this is a bit of an overview of what we're gonna be going through. Gonna be looking at front-end frameworks, then we've got a bit more into Svelte itself. So front-end frameworks, a little bit of a history comes down to we started with jQuery. We now all hate jQuery, but back in the early 2000s, everyone loved jQuery. So JavaScript has evolved a lot over these past, yeah, like 15 years. Now our APIs are way better, and we're expecting more, and this is where things like AngularJS came. This was really the big changing moment in front-end frameworks, and I think most people here probably used AngularJS to some level before moving on to the more modern frameworks, which you have at the bottom. So generally, I spent most of my time with React, but I have had some experience with Angular as well, and then view is quite nice. So I guess in the audience, as everyone used one of these three modern frameworks, yeah, okay, and how many people have actually used View? Okay, that's also good, so that'll be relevant. So the other question is, why do we care about framework? So we all use frameworks with JavaScript, but why? So they don't have any good answer for me as to why you want to use a framework yourself, yeah? So we include spaghetti. Yes, that definitely is one of the problems with JavaScript. So yeah, it's, can be an organizational tool is one of the things we can do with it. Anyone else, anyone else who uses frameworks feels that it's better than vanilla JavaScript? To make everyone follow the same path. Okay, yeah, so like on big projects, especially JavaScript is very, very flexible, which we love from time to time, but we also hate more often than we love. So obviously a frameworks, especially ones like Angular, really enforce a certain style, react to a bit less so, so not always with React, I think. But yeah, there's a lot of reasons we use frameworks. That's some good ones. There's also a lot of additional power that we get given by the developer of these frameworks. Okay, so this is probably one of the reasons why we use it because JavaScript often makes no sense. We have very interesting uses of the double equal sign, which is also why we avoid the double equal sign. But yeah, JavaScript, it can be a really weird language where stuff doesn't make sense. Okay, so Svelte, what really is Svelte? Svelte is a front-end framework, but it's not like the rest. It's a bit different. It's actually compiler. So Svelte will compile your code. You write it in Svelte format. It will compile it down to a bundle. Then we use, the same way you use any other bundle, you just put it in and it will play as normal. That's what's quite nice about Svelte. It's low dependency, pretty quick, and then also the bundle sizes tend to be very tiny. So it's a brand new approach to frameworks because the other three, and then frameworks before that, what much more dependency-based, dependency-orientated, you had to get libraries and install everything. Could be a hassle, it's hard to upgrade. Svelte kind of centralizes it into more of a compiler. And it's a really good idea. That's kind of surprising. No one's really thought about it in the past. So yeah, it's a new approach. It was also from Rich Harris of the New York Times. So he's pretty much the main driving force behind it. Kind of like with Vue, it's pretty much a one-man team. They have some other people that helps out, but it's very much a passion project that you can see that he's really pushing it across the thing. And it started in the late 2016s, and we're currently on version three. Version two to three had some big changes. So that kind of made a lot of improvements over what it was doing previously. But Svelte really is starting to get a bit more traction in certain areas, but it's still very new. So yeah, it is compiled JavaScript. So one of the main benefits we get from compiling it is we get these tiny bundle size, which is really helpful when we care about how big these libraries are getting, especially things like Angular is massive. And even React these days, like React DOM is also a very big dependency to include. So this can really help when you have very critical speeds that you want your networks to be achieving. Yeah, also because it's a compiler, you can do better error tracing, because again, as we know, JavaScript, the type errors for everything never really helps. The load dependency is another huge bonus that we get. And you can get the extra efficiency because you're not requiring a library to kind of interpret the APIs that you're writing. It's going directly to vanilla JavaScript. So the bundle itself is just down to vanilla JavaScript. It'll work everywhere with every browser. Yes, I guess the other question which I didn't actually answer was what does Svelte mean? So Svelte is a French word, and it just means slim or small. And that's kind of very reflecting in the actual technology itself. So some of the technology it uses observables, partly for the way it's storing data, which is actually quite nice, similar to what Angular does, but then the actual structure is very resembling of view. So that's also why I asked who's using a view, because when I show the code, I think in the next slide, you will see it is a very similar format to view. So that often will turn off a lot of developers, especially React developers, because React and view are very different. But yeah, the version three does help to reduce boilerplate a lot. So one of the big things was, version three changed the way that the kind of the state was handled. So it means that it will actually update variables on the fly without having to require additional requests, which has been a lot better. And it's kind of the way that React has also gone, they've kind of streamlined some of their processes. Okay, so the code, the general style is like this. You have a script at the top, a style, and then you have your HTML at the bottom. Unlike React, the HTML doesn't have to be one object. There can be many objects here. That's one of the big differences. Then on top of this, we basically just have our scripting here. So this is very similar to view in the general look of it. You kind of put everything into one place. And I think you get a lot of opinions on both sides. Some people love it, some people hate it, and especially if you're more used to things like React, it's probably quite a worry. So yeah, there's a lot of things you can do. This one, you also have the lifecycle hooks. So this is similar to what we have in React in general. So we have the things like the on mount on destroy. This reacts similar to lifecycle hooks that we get in React. Then we also, this one is basically use of a store to store data in memory in a similar way to you would use redux in React. Using observables instead in this situation. So it's a little bit more, it's less opinionated. So this kind of comes down to developer themselves and the discipline they have. Then we just have our styling and our HTML tech. So a little bit more detailed code where we kind of breaking it down into the script and the HTML. So the HTML does have similar attributes that you get in view and in Angular. So you're getting things like, you're putting the each over here instead into their own declarative ways. And then you have the curly braces to insert the variables that you want. So it kind of mixes the languages together or mix the frameworks together a little bit and it produces something that is a little bit different but at the same time I think it's quite accessible to anybody who has worked with any of the other frameworks in the past. It provides, usually you can get quite a lot done with not writing too much boilerplate as well which is a nice thing with it and then just the stylings in general. Okay, so generally one of the things we've felt is it's a very, very new technology. It's not really been taken up massively by any one company. You see in a few small areas, I guess the biggest companies like New York Times and GoDaddy which apparently use it in some areas but it's still not hugely used currently in those. Yeah, one of the big things that people like about it is the tiny bundling you can get out of it which is really nice compared to, because that's one of the things oftentimes people complain about with a lot of these other frameworks is the bundles are too big and this really addresses that problem but it doesn't really cut the corners which is nice. The version two to three big changes both a good and a bad thing because I found when I started looking at Spelt when version three first came out it's such a big shift and there are so many previous packages and previous things created for it that it was hard to kind of find the new stuff that would actually work with the new version of it which is a little bit of a problem and I think because of this and the rapidly evolving part Spelt can be a little bit of a problem. There's a lot of changes happening very fast because it's kind of like one person's passion project so it kind of progresses along very, very quickly which I think can be a problem when you want to build a big, robust application in it it's hard to keep up and hard to keep up dating the compiler itself along the way because the APIs can change quite a lot still. Then the developer base is also very limited partly because it's still a new thing that you just don't have the community you get with like React or view Angular it's still growing it's not growing at the same rate as any of those three which can be a problem when you're trying to find help or you want to find information about things you have with it however the actual documentation on the website is really good and the community behind it is actually pretty good as well just that even in like a lot of the code editors because you're using dot spelt files most of the time that's usually not so well optimized even like in Visual Studio Code which I use it in when you have the plugins for it it still has some wonky parts to it it kind of interprets it like TypeScript sometimes for me which is a bit weird so I think it's one of those things it's still near, it's still evolving there's a lot happening there I think it's a fun thing to play around with and it's a good thing to kind of get a few small services up and running with but I think in terms of you think it for a big project in a major way it still has its problems that you'd play better off using Polyview would be one of the closer ones to at this stage so yeah it's interesting I would also advise people to also like play around with it the website is pretty good it has some interactive tutorials that work quite well but yeah, there's still a long way to go I think before it's really a viable big viably used in big projects okay so how about any questions about Svelte yeah, yes? Lider, compliance from language that's the language we're compliance from oh so basically you're writing I mean it's a version of JavaScript in general so it's the Svelte API itself where it gives you yeah, a few shortcuts and like kind of similar to what we see in the code it has the different APIs that it has with it and it is just a variant on JavaScript but instead of kind of like with almost libraries they will kind of keep it in so it'll be interpreted when the browser is using it this one it kind of bundles it all up previously it takes out all these dependencies and it fills them in with the equivalent and the vanilla JavaScript so it's trying to make the lower level a little bit more accessible as well so you are basically just writing JavaScript but it has the Svelte APIs in there and the hooks in there that allow you to operate like a normal framework but pulling them out before compiled pull them out before it's actually put into the browser which then improves bundling and size and efficiency as well so yeah, it's just JavaScript really at the end of the day but it's a slightly different way of doing it okay anyone else? you mentioned like no dependencies if you want to make a simple hello world can you just do it with a single file plus the Svelte file? yeah, yeah, so go back into JSON and all that others no, you don't need any of this type of thing to get it going obviously like when you get like bigger projects you will have other dependencies but in terms of Svelte itself you can get a very simple just like the Svelte file you can run it through the compiler itself it'll give you the bundle file at the end of it and then that will be all that requires and then like I say the bundling size that they give you is always very good so even for like larger applications it will compile down to actually pretty small a pretty small file itself so the actual efficiency is really nice and that's been one of the big kind of driving forces behind it one of the big things that people take away from Svelte in general is like the bundling because I know bundling especially with Angular has been like a big kind of big issue where people are always like wanting it small and small like Google is trying to make it smaller but there's still limits and there's a lot of optimisation so this is kind of like a novel way of addressing that problem taking it from the other direction which works pretty well actually for size so compiling it rather than having it execute as a framework in runtime is an interesting flip have the other frameworks taken notice and have they sort of investigated whether it's possible to keep their existing syntax but generate a compiled time version of the framework instead? Has there been that shift? Not that I'm aware of at the moment I mean if they are looking into it I guess it's not being something that's been made openly I'm not sure how much work it would require for any of the other free frameworks to kind of flip it it's an interesting idea I think it can work with them as well but it would probably require quite a lot of changes in the way that they currently build their product so I guess it's one of the things they might just be like a wait and see like they'll see how this catches on they'll see the community that goes behind it if it becomes like a really big thing and like the next big thing then I'm sure they'll invest their time into doing it as well at the moment I think it's still quite early in the life cycle for it that it doesn't actually really eat into their market at the moment but I wouldn't be surprised if they were looking into more of this solution I'd be interested to see if there's even more companies moving this direction whether using it more like compiled JavaScript because then you're getting real dependencies on things like Babel or TypeScript you can kind of just really you can write in any language you want at the end of the day so yeah yeah Do you see it as like once it's developed and matured do you see it as like a real competition to react because it seems like it's moving back to the DOM right as you said it's like it's reactively like an abstraction to the DOM do you see it it's more like vanilla JavaScript friendly yeah yeah so I think it can potentially be quite a big yeah like I think it is trying to compete in some ways with react because react one of the big points with that is that it is like a smaller more agile framework as well and this is trying to be even smaller and more agile from that perspective also because this one doesn't deal with things like the virtual DOM which you get in react it also does improve efficiency of the site as well and then also because it compiles into vanilla JavaScript it means things like if you want to create this view with like web components and such it also kind of works into that ecosystem as well so I think if the web community does evolve and it does use more like web components and more baseline vanilla JavaScript this type of thing would definitely start picking up more and more I think it's one of the things where a lot of these ideas like web components are still a little bit new and yeah I think it could be real competition for them but at the same time because these companies are also massive like I'm sure there would be like a react compiler if it really did compete in that kind of way before too long so I think so but I mean like of all these things when you have like a small develop as like a small single developer more or less they tend to move pretty quickly they tend to get good results I mean look at view view has progressed and matured pretty well over a pretty short period as well so I think there's definitely a lot of potential behind it okay any more questions yeah yeah yeah absolutely so like the thing the nice thing about spell is it just compiles down to vanilla JavaScript so you can quite easily mix and match it between like you can put react into it as well if you would like it would change the dynamic of what you're doing I suppose but there's no reason where you can't mix and match them it just means the bundling might be a little bit different and it is fine from that perspective because you can also do like the plug and play kind of like you're gonna do like a web component or certainly it's easy to plug in as well so yeah there's nothing stopping you mixing and matching it it just might have a bit of overlap that doesn't make it necessary as well I think would be the hope any other question yeah so it is a component based framework as well similar to of components I guess why is that there so from a component standpoint where is it at the end so from a component standpoint this is not the right one this is TypeScript there's no wrong one so yeah it does do components this one and where are we at so I basically have the root type so here I have the different components that I kind of group together and then from here for example what's the smaller one the input I think this one it then has separate components structure as well and it's similar to view as well that the styling is very localized to this file so on the base level you can break them up into the components that you want can arrange them any way that you want as well and then internally it's just writing the parts breaking the components down into smaller things were possible also using different handlers and such so yeah it does operate very similar to all the other modern frameworks they are very component driven which does help because then it's the same style even using the whole time as well any other questions no are we okay okay sure no problem


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So yeah, we haven't hit one yet And that's not including the fanatics live cases either Uh, if you sure okay to 299 is nervous for the cubs Huh, we'd never heard that one before chris Yellow rookie joey or tees to 75 or you're about to need it, but I hadn't heard that one before I don't follow like minor league teams super closely though refractor first auto to 499 marlins paul mackintosh Salas Yeah, like even not never we haven't hit a single one Shimmers to mar johnson Blue refractor jackson holiday Number to 150 for the orioles Invicta of henry bolt Cam collier Schneiders what are they what's going on here? Yep, they are going up and down I'm not even gonna say. Well, I don't even say what I was gonna say Not not even guys. They were literally first. I know I know I make three stories for the guardians. There was like a hot dog Seesaw. Yeah. Yeah, that's what I was gonna say. So make make jokes about that as you will. 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Are you saying that 2020 wasn't legit I mean pink fuchsia vaporwave to uh to 199 is wood for the nationals Invicta of Caden Wallace Michael Harris, it came to the ethan solace Last boxeroni. All right first auto Mike Coyote for the guardians Coyote a lot of Coyote First speckle array you to 299 for the brewers What what's happening right now? What is this? Don't know the song What? Guys, what is jake? What is jake doing? You don't know that? I had to sneeze A lot of good teams left seven to go on the cosmic Maybe I have what what is that even from youtube? No, I haven't seen that really I'm gonna have to watch that today Oh You got a christopher morale on the image variation rookie for the cubs Guy likes corn a lot. I guess big fan of corn Band first auto is paul mackintosh for the marlins Is a red shimmer done. Hello, sarma yento First bowman nine of ten for the mets Very nice red shimmer. 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Good morning, I'm Kristen Filetti and welcome to News Desk on SiliconANGLE TV for Friday, March 15, 2013. Here's your SiliconANGLE Daily Roundup. Controversy continues to swirl around Google's decision to retire Google Reader. Today, there's less rage, and many Google Reader fans are simply asking why. It's a valid question, especially after seeing Google Reader traffic data released by the BuzzFeed network. Using information from a set of tracked partner sites that collectively have over 300 million users, they discovered that Google Reader is still generating a tremendous amount of referrals. Even more interesting is that Google Plus generates a tiny fraction of the traffic that Google Reader did. Recent changes to Google Reader make tracking referrals harder than it's been in the past, so the disparity between the two Google products is likely understated. Why shut down a product that's currently more effective than Google's main focus, Google Plus? Would it not be more advantageous to roll Google Reader into Google Plus? That's what the Google Reader die-hards want to know. Other than the initial blog post about the impending demise of Reader, Google has made no comment. Looking to capitalize on the anger felt by Google Reader loyalists, Dig announced plans to build an RSS Reader of their own. A spokesperson from Dig attempted to reassure Google Readers saying, we hope to identify and rebuild the best of Google Reader's features, including its API, but also advance them to fit the Internet of 2013 where networks and communities like Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, Reddit, and Hacker News offer powerful but often overwhelming signals as to what's interesting. Dig claims that it already had plans to build a Reader later this year, but the announcement by Google made the Dig Reader a priority. The company wants Google Reader enthusiasts to help shape the new product they've invited users to visit dig.com. Once again, federal prosecutors are attempting to make it clear that being a hacker doesn't pay. Fresh on the heels of the indictment and eventual suicide of Reddit co-founder and hacker Aaron Swartz, a new high-profile indictment has been announced. Matthew Keyes, the social media editor for Reuters, will be prosecuted for conspiring to hack a Tribune company website with the infamous hacker group Anonymous. The indictment alleges that in December of 2010, Keyes provided members of Anonymous with login credentials for a computer server belonging to the Tribune company and encouraged the hacker group to disrupt the website. Keyes' employment status with Reuters is unclear, but according to a Reuters employee, if it's determined that he worked with Anonymous while employed with the news agency, he would have been in violation of the company's trust principles, which is grounds for immediate termination. There's no word yet on the possible sentencing if he's found guilty of the alleged charges. Get ready for the hashtag wars. Known primarily as a way to link content on Twitter, Facebook is now working on its own version of hashtagging. The social media company is experimenting with using hashtags to group conversations. How it will be implemented, if at all, is still unknown. It's possible that the feature could be part of graph search, allowing users to search with hashtags to see all posts about similar topics. Hashtagging was originally a Twitter user invention used to link tweets with other similar object tweets. It caught on and was eventually embraced by the company. They now encourage big brands like Coca-Cola and General Electric to invent hashtags as a branding opportunity. Many advertisements that ran during the Super Bowl and during the Academy Awards featured hashtags. If Facebook rolls out its own hashtag solution, it's unclear how it would affect the usage of hashtags as marketing tools by businesses. Some analysts suspect that Facebook is interested in the advertising budgets already in place for such hashtag marketing campaigns. And it's thought that if they roll it out successfully, they'd be very likely to siphon some of those funds away from Twitter. Facebook wants users to enjoy all the new features they add to the Facebook app for Android, so much so that they released an update that will ensure it. The social media company is pushing an update directly to users rather than going through the Google Play Store. Users who install the update must agree to the app permissions, which include a brand new one. The app wants permission to download files without notification. This lets Facebook send you the updated app as soon as it becomes available. Once downloaded, it will hound you with reminders to install it until you do so or until you completely uninstall the app. The Google Play Store lets users know when updates to apps are available, but not as urgently or persistently as Facebook's new direct method. It might be seen as overbearing to some users, but it almost guarantees that every Android user will have the most current version of the Facebook app at all times. Nvidia could have powered the PS4, but Sony wasn't willing to show them the money. Tony Tussami, senior VP of content and technology at Nvidia said that there was some negotiation between the graphics chip provider and the console maker, but at the end of the day it didn't make sense to do business with them at the price they were willing to pay. The graphics chip created for a console is a graphics chip that won't be created for another piece of the company's business, and Nvidia learned about the opportunity cost of providing chips to consoles. It powered the original Xbox as well as the PS3. Sony partnered with AMD to provide graphics chips for the PS4, and it's rumored that the next generation Xbox will be using AMD as well. Redbox Instant by Verizon officially launched to the public yesterday. It's a hybrid approach to movie rentals with a few important distinctions that may help it compete against competitors like Netflix and Amazon Video. The service costs $8 a month, and for that users receive access to 4,600 movie titles that can be streamed over the internet, plus four monthly Redbox DVD rentals. Users can supplement their streaming video selection with an additional 4,000 titles that can be purchased or rented. Netflix users often complain about not being able to find newly released movies on the surface, and many users express their willingness to pay extra to watch new releases. Redbox Instant does exactly that, where the standard titles are available for the monthly subscription price, and users can opt to pay more for premium titles. When asked if Redbox Instant would follow the trend of creating original content and exclusive content, CEO Sean Strickland said that such talk was premature. There's been no announcement yet by any game console about plans to include a Redbox Instant by Verizon app, but analysts suspect that such partnerships are in the works. Microsoft has sold nearly 1.5 million surface devices, and people with knowledge of the company say surface tablet sales have fallen short of initial predictions. Since their debut, Microsoft has sold little more than a million of the surface RT version and about 400,000 surface pros. Brent Phil, an analyst at USB AG, had initially projected that Microsoft would sell 2 million surface RT devices in the December quarter alone. The surface's poor reception adds to challenges facing Microsoft's Windows unit, which brings in a quarter of the company's revenue. The devices are Microsoft's first direct attempt to grab a slice of the surging tablet market, seeking to take on companies including Google and Apple. Surface's slow uptake may be due in part to a lack of applications. Microsoft declined to say how many are available for surface RT, though its app's marketplace has launched some, has excluded some high profile offerings, including the Facebook app. Learning a new language is largely determined by how well you can say the right things at the right time. Google Translate has announced a new feature, which it claims will make communicating translational phrases to memory easier. Phrasebook for Google Translate jump starts the slow language learning process by allowing users to save their most useful phrases for easy reference later on. Google says that by revisiting the useful phrases in your phrasebook from time to time, you can turn any brief translation into lasting knowledge. Phrasebook is available for use now, and Google has given users the option to provide feedback about the new feature through the Send Feedback option at the bottom of the Google Translate homepage. And that's your SiliconANGLE news roundup for Friday, March 15th, 2013 for in-depth breaking analysis and all the latest information on tech innovation. Join us daily here at Newsdesk on SiliconANGLE TV. Have a great St. Paddy's Day weekend.