Svelte Fall Summit ⏤ Top #10 Reasons why Svelte is the future

[@NatalieMarleny]

What are your thoughts on Svelte? 🌍⚡️

[@gilbertn]

Svelte came at the perfect moment for me. Without any disrespect to either the core team or developers who do like the API, I simply don't enjoy writing React since the advent of hooks. Svelte feels utterly joyous by comparison, and has been my first choice for the last year or so

[@natsaliya]

i love the way Svelte is architected. it's so fresh compared to others. and i'm excited to see the results of the collaboration between Vercel and Rich

[@Almighty_Flat_Earth]

When svelte/sveltekit enters the room , poor react, angular, and vue bow down. Svelte is the future of the Web 4.0. It has transitions of DOM elements, API back end, SSR , app initiating by ssr and taken over by csr, whole app ssr, which are out of the box and pleasant developer experience, less LOC, smaller bundle size. Most importantly we are writing 99% plain JavaScript which is close to my heart. It has typescript also which is optional. What else do we need?

[@GrizhlieCodes]

It’s the first framework I used, still the only one in fact. Love developing and learning with it so far, looking at other frameworks looks somewhat daunting and unnecessary in everything except job applications. Thanks for this video, some things went above my head but I mostly got the gist. Really interesting take and list. Cheers :)

[@misterjaypeasmith]

Love it. Dabbled with react, got productive in Vue, ready to level up in Svelte!

[@brandongibbs5880]

As a huge fan and user of Svelte, I’ve been so excited to see the growth, changes, and now adoption of this simple fact… Svelte has a major role in the future of development. The future is now. If you’re not learning Svelte and Sveltekit, start now.

[@zheng2hao]

Im just days into starting my programming journey with react and stumbles across svelte. want to go all-in on this, but can't seem to find more beginner friendly guides. Any pointers you could give to a newbie?

[@joelventura76]

Arriba Svelte ❤️🙌🇵🇪, saludos desde Sudamérica Perú, excelente video 👏

[@tedspens]

I'm barely a hobbyist at coding but after discovering Svelte, I feel like I can do anything.

[@jwoods9659]

Yea you basically build something after 20 mins!!! I think its a good place for new developers to learn

[@guxit]

I started using Svelte at the 3.0 release almost 4 years ago. Compared to React Class Components at the time, it was an amazing breath of fresh air. Easy to write, crazy fast, complete opposite of React. The introduction of functional components and hooks made me switch back to React reluctantly, simply because of the existing ecosystems and large community support. I’d LOVE to work with Svelte in the future as it grows!

[@misterjaypeasmith]

I’m loving the London Svelte community. You and Scott doing 🇬🇧 proud!

[@NatalieMarleny]

Scott is wonderful! 🇬🇧 Delighted to hear you're enjoying the London Svelte community.

[@ibrahimmohammed3484]

I tried svelte for the first time coming from react and immediately decided to already build my own UI library adapting my favorite design system which is something I've never thought my skills would fit or actually needed because it's already available for react. But the excitement to stick with svelte just made me take the decision to do. Can't agree with you more and i see it definitely the future

[@vasiovasio]

Bold, Informative, Objective, and without losing time with spare words! Great video! Keep going, Natalie!

[@Edutrul]

Thank you for creating this video and summarizing all points in favor to Svelte. I agree with you as I have been investigating as well. Looking forward more people using svelte for corporate clients and startups.

[@kawthooleidevelopers]

Thanks, Natalie. Appreciate your kind and informative video.

[@aj35lightning]

youre a good writer, i appreciate the style of the script you wrote for this

[@raquebulhasan9804]

I found your lecture about Svelte is very nice and constructive. Surely, I will develop my next project with Svelte. Thank you very much.

[@agustinvillar7314]

Really curious about Svelte, definitely gonna try it out

[@CristianVogel]

Svelte definitely feels good to work with... feels inclusive and creative at its core

[@kaihsiangju]

This is an amazing explanation, succinct yet comprehensive

[@vsx8179]

She is so talented, need more of these videos!

[@marcusbeezy]

Every time I think about Svelte, I think to myself "An S, followed by a V??? Now that's pushing boundaries. Almost as boundary pushing as it's lightweight approach to web development."

[@aibookclub-g2r]

Nice explanation... I am using from last one year my experience is fantastic...

[@craigmcinnes1212]

very inciteful talk and top 10 list. Excellent presentation manner too, well done.

[@spookymv]

i start learn svelte because of she is so beautiful and svelte is too

[@AnthonyDev]

Great explanation, now I'm more decided to learn svelte instead react after using angular for years in my job but I was searching for a new js framework to learn and use in my personal projects. Thanks. :)

[@GQLewis]

Do you use a teleprompter? If so, which one?

[@caleblovell]

Great video! Seems like it's probably past time for me to try it out too...

[@coollobsterr]

Svelte is the HTML I always wished I had.

[@alecortiz307]

I think the thing so attractive about svelte is it simplicity. You don't get 100 directories with unknown files and structure.

[@DevlogBill]

Been practing and Learning Javascript HTML and CSS for the past 4 months now and I have been looking at frameworks and libraries to try out. Does Svelte use a lot of components? Also, can Svelte be used to not only make web applications, but is it possible to make a simple mobile app or is React Native the only player in town that is used for mobile apps? Thank you for the excellent video.

[@AndrewMelnychuk0seen]

Fantastic overview.

[@elmotareal]

I am working on svelte now coming from angular, which by the way is totally a different world, my worry about svelte is that it's been two years now and they are still in beta. Problems I'm used to have fixed in angular over couple of months with a new update, have no fix in svelte yet, when are they going to come out of beta?

[@alexandervu6015]

As Vue Developer I can only agree, but React has many problems which have been listed, but not Vue.

[@everyhandletaken]

I think the key is that Vue doesn't have much at all in the way of problems, but Svelte just makes things even more approachable & it is the even further reduction in boilerplate & the simplicity with state that makes it the clear winner for me. If I had to choose between Vue & React, though, there is no contest. Vue is excellent. Unfortunately, I think Vue is seen as a middle ground between React & Svelte, where those that didn't switch to Vue already, will probably pass it by & move to Svelte, if they choose to move at all.

[@swyxTV]

love this Natalie!!

[@mateoharmiss5830]

Is it entreprise ready ? That's the key everyone wants to know

[@seanlynch1841]

Great video, thank you

[@SusiloAdi]

I was sticking with PHP framework before.. until I meet Svelte 3..

[@__user__name__]

I love svelt because its logo is beautiful. Not red but some different kind of red. It is amazing logo.

[@sarathantony]

I'm convinced...

[@ГеоргиЧавдаров-в7з]

There is only one minus for Svelte. If you are working on existing huge project (ex. on PHP) you cannot just put cdn link/src to the svelte.js file into the header into your HTML page and make it working as you can do it in React and/or Vue.JS.

[@boabtube]

It is possible. I am working on a existing symfony project with symfony encore. I integration with svelte is not all that difficult

[@jonassilva4350]

Yes you can, I’ve done it. Stackoverflow is your friend

[@JohnVandivier]

Great take

[@brittneypostma]

Natalie, this is such a great video! Would love to chat about Svelte Sirens with you.

[@yoanestradablanco1608]

good content hits

[@jobiej7416]

React was once in this position (in comparison to angular). Web dev is always about tools rather than focusing on building near-native experiences esp with PWAs. For those who are focus on that, Modern React is fine.

[@ashish_prajapati_tr]

helping you to break KZbin algorithm

[@sasca854]

I think many Svelte _paradigms_ will be adopted by other frameworks, so in that way you might say it is the future. But I highly doubt Svelte _itself_ is the future. Svelte adoption is a simple cost/benefit analysis, and honestly I just don't see it. I actually like Svelte, but it isn't _so_ much better than React or Vue that it would justify re-creating all of the stupendous amount of functionality currently built around them (particularly React) when it's ultimately not even _that_ much different from either of them. Especially as you begin to introduce SvelteKit's complexities into the mix, much of Svelte's original allure quickly begins to erode. Which isn't to say that SvelteKit is "bad" per se, it's just... More of the same of what you'd be likely to find in, say, Next. Which means there's not a compelling reason to make the move, especially for companies with heavy investments in React.

[@nsoneu]

Great content! Try speaking from heart instead from a written statement. It’s really hard to Keep focus on what you are saying. Looking forward to more content though!

[@AlJey007]

It is so refreshing to see a beautiful girl be interested and talking about such things.

[@boabtube]

I hope you did pay attention to what she said.

[@jimdaily737]

Would you rather sneeze the sound of rolling a strike in bowling or burp the sound of a duck quacking?

[@i-am-the-slime]

I am very disappointed that you call autumn "fall".

[@ux7188]

PHP

[@boabtube]

Not dead yet

[@bhagyashingale5663]

Fools use React, legends operate Svelte

[@boabtube]

C'mon bro. Please patient. React has put food on the table for lots of people

[@bhagyashingale5663]

@@boabtube I support :)

[@Almighty_Flat_Earth]

@@boabtube React js is a shame and blasphemy to JavaScript community. Governments should ban the use of this stupid library. Same functionalities can be achieved with Angular and Svelte with less frustration, so what's the point of using the stupid react js which makes web development unnecessarily complicated.? Those who use react are slaves.

[@patrogers83]

You are one of the most beautiful women i've iver got schooled by in programming.