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-*Coming soon* This blog post will walk you through installing Node.js and git and using Terminal.app to clone a project template and start developing with Svelte
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+*Coming soon* This blog post will walk you through installing Node.js and git and using Terminal.app to clone a project template and start developing with Svelte.  For now, here is a brief FAQ.
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+- [Can I use Svelte with Babel?](#can-i-use-svelte-with-babel)
+- [Can I use Svelte with Typescript?](#can-i-use-svelte-with-typescript)
+## Can I use Svelte with Babel?
+Yes! You can put `babel-loader` after `svelte-loader` in your webpack config, or `rollup-plugin-babel` after `rollup-plugin-svelte` in your Rollup config, and it should all work. If you've got wacky stuff inside your `<script>` you may need to use the preprocess option for the bundler plugin.
+## Can I use Svelte with Typescript?
+Svelte for Typescript is coming soon.