Open hitaspdotnet opened 5 months ago
Svelte seems good to me, but the problem is as long as I am the only one regular contributor, I need some time to dive a bit in Svelte. This would also be cool if we could find other developers with experience in Svelte to evaluate the implementation.
We will keep this issue opened not to lose it and return after some time
I'd be interested to help or contribute with a Svelte integration. I think that the target version should be Svelte 5 (unstable at the moment), that will be backward compatible with Svelte 4, allowing to use the library in both versions.
I just have started development of TMA with sveltekit. We'll see how it goes. I am also interested in contributing and maintaining sveltekit integration
Svelte seems good to me, but the problem is as long as I am the only one regular contributor, I need some time to dive a bit in Svelte
@heyqbnk you could reach me and we can work on this together :)
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