> Reactive declarations and statements are useful features, just remember not to abuse them, otherwise you may end up switching Svelte’s productivity by headach

> Reactive declarations and statements are useful features, just remember not to abuse them, otherwise you may end up switching Svelte’s productivity by headaches and infinite debug sessions I wish they got into more of that; I've heard of stories but I've never run into this after several years of building Svelte projects, so I'd love to learn so I don't make those mistakes myself > Svelte’s lack of protagonism This doesn't look like it reflects on the system itself? I'd rather have something that works well and doesn't focus on flashy-ness. I guess the real downside is that there are such few plugins / tools for Svelte compared to React, but with Rich Harris working with Vercel on Svelte, I can only see things go up from here — like Vercel AI having out of the box Svelte support.