Thread by @mrsaeeddev

JAVASCRIPT ON EMBEDDED DEVICES

Case Study: Svelte

(1) - Svelte is used for POS systems in Brazil. Roughly 200,000 POS devices are currently in the cities of Brazil. The device runs a very outdated WebKit on extremely memory-constraint hardware.

@sveltejs @SvelteSociety

(2) - They tried different frameworks. None of them could be used because when you press a button, it responded half a second later. Of course, users would be more likely to press it twice and may end up overcharging the customer. But when they tried Svelte, it worked smoothly.

(3) - This POS is built by Stone - A Brazilian company that specializes in integrated solutions for all types of entrepreneurs. This reveals the amazing power and potential of @sveltejs for low memory devices.

@stonepagamentos @sveltejs @SvelteSociety

(4) - Mustlab.ru, an app development agency in Russia, did the same for its smart TV apps and is expanding its use of Svelte to home automation.

@SvelteSociety @ColombiaSvelte @sociedadsvelte @sveltejsblr

(5) - According to Richard Harris, the next frontier the world is looking at is the embedded web: things like IoT, in-car entertainment, and wearables. All this is the prime hunting ground for Svelte.

@MasterSvelte

You even have mobile and application frameworks powered by @sveltejs , Native, and Sapper, in the suite of tools you can use to build powerful apps with small footprints.

So, are you ready to give Svelte a try?

#svelte #sveltejs #javascript #100DaysOfCode #iot #react