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## STDF Name
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-In STDF, S and T stand for Svelte and Tailwind, while DF can be seen as the author's ID. 😜
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+Generally speaking, S stands for Simple, T stands for Thin, D stands for Design, and F stands for Fast. So, STDF is a simple, lightweight, design-friendly, and fast UI component library.
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-Another interpretation is that S stands for Simple, T stands for Thin, D stands for Design, and F stands for Fast. So, STDF is a simple, lightweight, design-friendly, and fast UI component library.
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+Unconventional explanation: S and T stand for Svelte and Tailwind respectively, because STDF is based on Svelte and Tailwind. DF can be seen as the poet Du Fu, who is not as romantic and elegant as Li Bai. He pays attention to practicality and ease of use, which is also the design concept of STDF. I hope that every developer who uses STDF can write code like a poem.
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## Why Create This Library
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## Applicable Scenarios
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-There is a mobile business scenario where the application is not too complex, and developing with Vue or React may appear to be "overkill." The entire application package JS size may only be a few tens of KB, but using Vue or React would result in the base sizes of these two libraries exceeding tens of KB, which would be too costly. Additionally, it is not desirable to have a large volume of To C applications on mobile platforms. However, developing with pure native JS would appear to be inefficient. In such cases, Svelte is a good choice. Its concise syntax gives native JS code responsive capabilities.
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+There is a mobile business scenario where the application is not too complex, and developing with Vue or React may appear to be "overkill." The entire application package JS size may only be a few tens of KB, but using Vue or React would result in the base sizes of these two libraries exceeding tens of KB, which would be too costly. Additionally, it is not desirable to have a large volume of To C applications on mobile platforms. However, developing with pure native JS would appear to be inefficient. In such cases, Svelte is a good choice. Its concise syntax gives native JS code responsive capabilities.
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