Summary
In this chapter, we've completed our journaling application, which is now featuring all views, and it's functional. To achieve that, we've learned about Svelte stores and transitions.
Additionally, we've taken a look at some other features of the Svelte 3 language and runtime that we can use to build applications, even though they were not used by our proof-of-concept one.
However, we're not quite done yet. In the next chapter, we'll look at two ways to do routing on the client side, replacing our "makeshift router" that we're using now with better options (and we'll see why our current solution is not ideal). We'll also look at some additional things to set up in our Svelte app to make it more robust.
