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Rich Harris on frameworks, the web, and the edge

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Rich Harris shares his thoughts on frontend trends, multi-page applications, edge computing, and the state of web frameworks.

Watch Rich Harris, Svelte's creator, share insights on frontend trends, the edge, and the web at Vercel's Svelte Meetup hosted by Cockroach Labs in NYC. Build with Vercel today: vercel.fyi/trysvelte. Introduction Your framework is fine (🌶) Why web sucks 0kb JS is not a goal (🌶🌶) Most sites should work without JavaScript (🌶🌶) MPAs are dead (🌶🌶🌶) Explicit DSLs are good (🌶🌶) JavaScript is event-driven; UI is state-driven Implicit DSLs are... less good (🌶🌶🌶) Code should run close to the user (🌶🌶) We will regret reinventing RPC (🌶🌶🌶) Build steps are good (🌶) None of this matters (🌶🌶🌶🌶) #vercel #svelte #meetup

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