every time I try to learn about current web development practices and tools I feel like what normal people must feel like when they hear about normal software development. deeply humbling stuff. actually we don't use package stuff directly anymore we use groop to handle that. you just have to tell it to compile from javaxxxcript. it's really easy you can just configure your groop instance with ben from the command line. make sure to install ferret.js too, it's really important and the web page for it just looks exactly like every other web development tool with the same list of sponsors and vague console one-liner examples but trust me dude just trust me. actually instead of invoking npm directly you should use npr to serve as a package manager for your package manager for your package manager for your package manager for your package manager for your
In this Web Year of React+11, I recommend Svelte for all your JS website-making needs. I've used it to make a playable prototype for my adult card game. and that was cool and fun.
You may have some questions, like:
- How does it work?
- Why does it install a bazillion packages?
- No, seriously, what do you mean you just write
let name = "Hello World!"and it gets picked up?
And the Svelte Guarantee™ is "Don't Worry About It; It's Probably Fine!"
