Why I picked SVELTE instead of React or Vue

[@irlshrek]

I'm in love with svelte

[@nandoflorestan]

Yeah, and now a comparison between Svelte and SolidJS would be super interesting.

[@Changelog]

Hmm we may need to line that up on an upcoming JS Party...

[@ricardocnn]

I love Svelte but I can't find jobs. It's really frustrating.

[@mikewhalen7209]

@@k.m.7351 no one is throwing out React….

[@brodacious1313]

@@mikewhalen7209 Just like no one was going to throw out Backbone. Sure, still used, but hardly so in comparison to Angular and React : ) I think a lot of talented engineers hired by startups will realize that a huge framework like Angular might not be needed in their case, and if they really love Svelte and believe there's enough people looking for jobs working with Svelte they might take that chance. I think this will open up the industry changing from Angular and React to Angular and Svelte. I think Svelte is simply better than React for what React is used for. This is my opinion of course, but one I feel strongly about.

[@IamSH1VA]

For me Easy, maintainable & super performant 👏🏻🙏💪🔥

[@joemarino4519]

he has an 'html and css' guy? how can I get that job haha

[@avi7278]

Just a massively uninformed opinion who is unfortunately going to convince others and lead them down the wrong path.

[@hyprsonic_dev]

Elaborate please

[@biskitpagla]

"innovation is bad, actually" - average js people on every video on youtube about a piece of technology that's not mainstream

[@shubitoxX]

@Avi massively empty comment

[@indigosay]

I liked Svelt most of all SPA frameworks exactly until the moment when I realized that libraries for vanilla JS go very crookedly on Svelt, for example tippy.js is poorly displayed when placement left / right is specified (they fly up to the corner, as if the callee element has no height). To avoid further surprises, I continued to make my project as a static site using the templating engine pug + hotwire stimulus , and everything suits me. By the way, I started to make my Chinese language educational site more than 50 times on different stacks, and I realized that so far SPA frameworks are all, without exception, very raw and they need large teams of programmers to maintain. Let them develop for now, but I will make sites the old way, and hotwire stimulus helps to organize the component order very well, like in SPA frameworks. Using hotwire stimulus - js is tied to html, not vice versa like in SPA frameworks html is tied to js. But I am in love with Svelt to this day, and I hope for him. Мне больше всех СПА фреймворков нравился Свелт ровно до того момента, как я понял, что на Свелт очень криво идут библиотеки для ванильного JS, например tippy.js плохо отображается когда указано placement left/right (они улетают в угол вверх, как будто у вызываемого элемента нет высоты). Во избежание дальнейших сюрпризов я продолжил делать свой проект как статичный сайт, используя шаблонизатор pug + hotwire stimulus, и меня всё устраивает. К слову, я начинал делать свой обучающий сайт более 50 раз на разных стеках, и понял, что пока что СПА фреймворки все без исключения очень сырые и для них нужны большие команды программистов. Пусть развиваются пока что, но я буду делать сайты по старинке, и hotwire stimulus помогает очень хорошо организовать компонентный порядок как в СПА фреймворках. Используя hotwire stimulus - js привязан к html, а не наоборот как в СПА фреймворках html привязан к js. Но в Свелт я влюблён и по сей день, и надеюсь на него.

[@avi7278]

Say goodbye to the javascript ecosystem and hello to writing everything from scratch!