Svelte is: - smaller (because Svelte doesn't include Svelte in the binaries it outputs, but rather a dynamically generated static mapping between data and elem

Svelte is: - smaller (because Svelte doesn't include Svelte in the binaries it outputs, but rather a dynamically generated static mapping between data and elements) - better organised (single function components, with the JS, HTML and CSS in a single file) - like Vue! - simpler (name = 'Joe' instead of const [getName, setName] = useState(null); setName('joe')). The last one isn't quite true as you can't use this in all circumstances - fruits.push('pear') won't update fruits, you have to run 'fruits = fruits' afterward to trigger the update (there are other ways too).