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Checklist app with SvelteKit and localstorage persistence
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Hunter Becton
SvelteKit
Tailwind CSS
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Solution for Checklist app
Hunter Becton
React
Zustand
Vite
I learned how to use Vite to build a React application. I’ve heard a lot about Vite, and the speed was definitely noticeable. The fast development server and quick build times made the development process much more efficient and enjoyable.
I don’t think there’s much I’d do differently. The application functions well and meets all the requirements. However, I might try building it with SvelteKit to compare the development experience between React and SvelteKit, as each framework has its own strengths and nuances.
I learned how to use Vite for this project. It’s been a while since I built an app with just React, so it was fun to revisit and reinforce my skills with the basics. Vite's speed and simplicity made it a pleasure to work with, and it’s a tool I’ll definitely consider for future projects.