feat "Why I choose Svelte" blogpost #2804
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marcoow
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I'd be more explicit here about the fact that this results in potentially better long-term maintainability: the compiler acts as a buffer between Svelte and the platform so that Svelte code doesn't need to change when the platform changes or develops further -> better long-term maintainability and more long-term safety for investments into Svelte
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Isn't this basically the third point?
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It's implied in your 3rd point but not explicit
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Pushing this already (obviously it's not finished at all) because since it's a bit of a weird one I think it's important to get feedback immediately to not rewrite everything in case it's not the direction we want to go towards.
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