I like this article, but maybe because he drew the same conclusion as I did: Svelte all the way! I always wonder if the authors of articles like these have an

I like this article, but maybe because he drew the same conclusion as I did: Svelte all the way! I always wonder if the authors of articles like these have an equivalent (or even adequate) amount of experience with all the many frameworks reviewed in the article. It's really hard to judge what they're good at if you haven't done at least a good-sized project with each one, and it's hard to imagine having occasion to do that. You definitely can't base it on what the framework homepage claims, or its own example projects. I don't do front end development for money anymore, but when I did I always defended React against its critics. Then, when I stopped having to use it every day, I immediately realized I never wanted to touch it ever again. My defense of it was probably just Stockholm syndrome, looking back.