The problem with Svelte, is that, it sounds "words louder than action".
You can learn from React documentation. Instead of throwing a bunch of concept to the dev face, it brings out the WHY of ReactJS with real code.
Teaching users right from documentation is the best way to introduce a library/framework for user to really experience with the tech.
https://svelte.dev/tutorial/basics
The examples are also very clear:
https://svelte.dev/examples#hello-world
The problem with Svelte, is that, it sounds "words louder than action".
You can learn from React documentation. Instead of throwing a bunch of concept to the dev face, it brings out the WHY of ReactJS with real code.
Teaching users right from documentation is the best way to introduce a library/framework for user to really experience with the tech.