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Building a supercharged REPL for Svelte

Presentation byPaolo Ricciuti

How we build sveltelab.dev , why we choose to build it, what are the advantages of it and how you can use it today

For the svelte society hackaton me and @SarcevicAntonio decided to build a supercharged svelte REPL. This is a brief summary of the tech we've used, and the decisions we made.

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Tue, May 16th · 5:45PMIn-Person & Online

Svelte London - May 2023

Svelte Society - London

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