hot take: svelte is the right call for an internal dashboard
been there man for long-lived apps, teh ecosystem and hiring pool matter more than elegance. Will someone be able to maintain this in five years? Choose something with stable releases, good docs and a community that isnt going anywhere. fingers crossed 馃
team knowledge beats theoretical advantages. A team fluent in one framework will ship a better product with it than with a better framework theyre learning on teh job. fingers crossed 馃
oh ive been there lol bump. still happneing with internal for me hope that helps :)

so annoyed rn ok this thread just saved my weekend, following, having the same problem pls help 馃檹
oof try truning off the settings first, fixed it for me... i swear frameworks is cursed worked for me anyway 馃し
pro tip: write down what u change. i didnt and had to redo dashboard from scratch. any update on this? good luck man!
ok update: did what @rowan.tanaka said and its fine now. +1 same here u guys are the best!!!
I think 'use teh simplest thing' gets overstated. A framework you know well can be the simplest thing for you, even for small sites. idk maybe im wrong lol
following, having teh same problem lmk how it goes
@buffermonk omggg switched plans and went simpler, built it in half the time i expected... thx for challenging my default.
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