I'm a huge fan of svelte because the developer experience is pretty great when you first build something but also when you revisit something you haven't touched

I'm a huge fan of svelte because the developer experience is pretty great when you first build something but also when you revisit something you haven't touched for a year or two. Another thing that svelte and similar tools get right IMO is that if you have someone dedicated to design, then the HTML/CSS are maintainable by them throughout the lifetime of the project. A lot of times we'll have a dev do a rough pass on basic functionality and then a web designer come back and make it look good and it rarely requires much back and forth or coordination. Or later in life the project will get a revamped design and it gets implemented without the dev having to do anything. No doubt the JSX-based frameworks have figured out a way to make these scenarios work just fine, but I've been really happy with how naturally the division of labor works out with svelte.