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> React isn't as fast as Svelte Svelte is so much more than just faster.. It's reactive to the core!, you don't need redux stores or whatsoever, no react-hooks

> React isn't as fast as Svelte Svelte is so much more than just faster.. It's reactive to the core!, you don't need redux stores or whatsoever, no react-hooks with all it's unacceptable traps and edge cases, no CRA where a simple eject shows the mess it actually is.. I can go on and on. Sorry but IMAO React is totally deprecated, it had its time, but there are much better solutions now. Just take a few days to dive into Svelte (or even better svelte-kit) and I doubt you'll ever want to go back to the ever mounting complexity React has become. I've been programming professionally in React from 2014. In the first years it was great compared to Angular, but today I cannot think of any reason to start a new project in React.

wildrhythms 4y ago
How does Svelte solve the reactive state problem that Redux is trying to solve?
andsoitis 4y ago
> Just take a few days to dive into Svelte (or even better svelte-kit) Svelte has now been around for, what, 4 or 5 years (according to Wikipedia)? How bad are the breaking changes to larger apps that are built with it? When I google "svelte breaking changes", I get results such as https://svelte.dev/blog/whats-new-in-svelte-september-2022 https://svelte.dev/blog/whats-new-in-svelte-september-2022 Foundational churn that cause deep and broad downstream impact can really slow down a team. Generally, backwards and forwards compatibility is a plus in my view and a tradeoff against it is worth being intentional about.
joshmanders 4y ago
> no CRA where a simple eject shows the mess it actually is Have you looked at the svelte compiler? It's not as small and easy to reason about as you want to think it is.