I'd argue that Svelte is less opinionated than React in most areas. The whole hook system depends on a ton of hidden state that React manages itself. Svelte st

I'd argue that Svelte is less opinionated than React in most areas. The whole hook system depends on a ton of hidden state that React manages itself. Svelte state management, for example, is just the `subscribe(callback: () => void) => Unsubscriber` interface. A couple of utility store functions are provided like `writable` and `derived` but state management libraries don't need to know anything about Svelte, just provide that single life cycle method. The context API looks almost exactly like React's.