I don't think the ugly part is even a valid pain point. It is a fundamental part of Sveltekit and the way routing works. Taking into consideration building your infrastructure on microservices would also be as bad with the number of files. But at the end of the day, any medium or large production application will have a lot of files and 1000s of lines of code. I'd prefer separate well named files over 100k - 1m lines of code in a single file in development. And to be honest, how often do you actually site with your file tree open on that many folders when you use short hand to find files which are aptly named in a Sveltekit project? Also the ecosystem is growing monthly and I beleive even before you made this video there were a number of animation libraries that work with Svelte/Sveltekit. I enjoy your videos by the way and I watch them as background just in case there is something I may learn or find a better way to do things. Keep it up
yeah i maybe said that in the video but i am completely on your side. sveltekit is very very good and i had a hard time picking these 'pain points'. so yeah you're right
I don't think the ugly part is even a valid pain point. It is a fundamental part of Sveltekit and the way routing works. Taking into consideration building your infrastructure on microservices would also be as bad with the number of files. But at the end of the day, any medium or large production application will have a lot of files and 1000s of lines of code. I'd prefer separate well named files over 100k - 1m lines of code in a single file in development. And to be honest, how often do you actually site with your file tree open on that many folders when you use short hand to find files which are aptly named in a Sveltekit project?
Also the ecosystem is growing monthly and I beleive even before you made this video there were a number of animation libraries that work with Svelte/Sveltekit.
I enjoy your videos by the way and I watch them as background just in case there is something I may learn or find a better way to do things. Keep it up
yeah i maybe said that in the video but i am completely on your side. sveltekit is very very good and i had a hard time picking these 'pain points'. so yeah you're right