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Solid.js may change all this.

• eyelidlessness 4y ago
  Solid is great, and its focus on performance definitely helps. But for now I think a couple of other tools are better positioned here, as they already focus on shipping less JS to the client in the first place. For instance Astro (“islands architecture”/“partial hydration”; it supports Solid islands however!) and Qwik (“resumability”/on demand loading of interactive JS as it’s needed). In a lot of cases, just shipping less JS in the first place is going to perform better for resource constrained usage. Solid is currently more oriented towards fully interactive SPA use cases, but they do have partial hydration (or something like it) on the roadmap.