Svelte itself might not survive, but the idea of adding reactivity at compile time will remain, because it's just too attractive to abandon it. For one, in Sve

Svelte itself might not survive, but the idea of adding reactivity at compile time will remain, because it's just too attractive to abandon it. For one, in Svelte you're getting a legible stack trace - something that JS frameworks stopped delivering over a decade ago. To finally know which change triggered the rendering that errored out just by looking at the stack trace is a game changer.