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Here's What I've Learned about Svelte, Tailwind, FastAPI over the Past 10 Days
Stock Toolkit: Conclusion :: Brain Dump — Geoff’s Technical Notebook.
My toy stock toolkit application is “feature complete” for now. I’m very happy with both the quality of the tooling and the ease of using it. Svelte combines well with Tailwind and lets me get things done on the front end more easily than I imagined. This post summarizes what I made along with what I’ve learned.
My code is available in this repository. Bear in mind it is the very opposite of “battle-tested” in the unlikely event you do anything other than just look at it.
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