Did you know that Mint has styling, routing, state management and many more things built in? You can build a full single page application without any dependencies, for example the Mint website github.com/mint-lang/mint… #webdeveloper #frontend #javascript #programming

We've created a page to compare language features of programming languages that are capable of writing single page applications. mint-lang.com/feature-matrix

Mint — специальный язык, чтобы удобнее писать веб-компоненты. Особенно нравится, как круто там интегрированы стили (и отсутствие единой системы стилей в Реакте — огромная боль индустрии). Жалко, что фронтенд застрял в консерватизме и все всего боятся. mint-lang.com

Mint is a special language for web components. I especially like the styles API (the lack of a unified styling system in React is a huge pain for the industry). It’s a pity that the frontend is stuck in conservatism and everyone is afraid of everything. mint-lang.com

You know JavaScript but looking to try out Mint? Here is a side-by-side comparison to help you get started: mint-lang.com/from/javascript #WebDevelopment #javascript #coding #webtech

Did you know that Mint offers over 300 unique and well-structured error messages? These messages are designed to assist you in resolving issues within your application. #webdev #coding #programming #frontend #webdevelopment

Mint includes straightforward and type-safe built-in localization, eliminating the need for third-party libraries. Example: mint-lang.com/sandbox/pEsFz7… Reference: mint-lang.com/reference/loca… #webdevelopment #frontend #coding #webdev

Meme Friday 😉 mint-lang.com #coding #meme #programming #webdevelopment

The Mint website has a lot of examples on how to do things from selecting files to making HTTP requests and more: mint-lang.com/examples/ Check them out! #webdevelopment #coding #programming #frontend #webdev

The Mint website has an interactive tutorial which showcases all the features of the language mint-lang.com/tutorial/ #webdev #frontenddev #coding #programming

Did you know that Mint has async components built in? They are loaded on demand when rendered: mint-lang.com/reference/comp…, all you need to do is to add the "async" keyword😉 #frontenddev #webdev #programming #coding

Mint has styling built in with CSS, which you can use right alongside other code. You can even use "if" and "case" to style things conditionally. Check out the reference: mint-lang.com/reference/styl… #css #webdevelopment #frontend #coding

In Mint, it's trivial to mark some code as deferred (using the "defer" keyword) and load it later when necessary (using the "await" keyword). It can be used for code splitting or loading content (like blog posts). mint-lang.com/tutorial/contr… #webdevelopment #frontend #coding #webdev

Mint supports Here Documents natively mint-lang.com/reference/here… they are perfect for content, support interpolation and can render markdown at compile time! #webdevelopment #coding #frontend

Mint 0.27.0 is released 🎉 bringing context to Mint. github.com/mint-lang/mint… mint-lang.com/news/context #webdevelopment #frontend #programming #coding

Did you know that Mint has routing built-in? It automatically decodes query parameters and handles link clicks and form submissions (with GET action) automatically. Reference: mint-lang.com/reference/rout… Example: mint-lang.com/tutorial/langu… #webdevelopment #frontend #programming #coding

JavaScript can be inlined directly in Mint (using back ticks), making it easy to access Web APIs and other JavaScript libraries. Check out it's reference page: mint-lang.com/reference/java… #programming #webdevelopment #coding #frontend

Mint uses structural equality to compare things (mint-lang.com/reference/equa…) instead of referential equality. #programming #webdevelopment #frontend #coding

Mint supports function captures mint-lang.com/reference/func…, which allows you to create functions from other functions where you can specify where the arguments will go. They are very useful in pipes. #webdevelopment #frontend #programming #coding

This is certainly interesting...