Hey, totally agree with that, the article was an exaggeration to grab peoples attention and pull it towards the awesome framework that Svelte is. I don't think

Hey, totally agree with that, the article was an exaggeration to grab peoples attention and pull it towards the awesome framework that Svelte is. I don't think there's ever going to be an abstraction that's both useful and has nothing to learn. The point is that the amount of stuff in Svelte you need to know before you start building real stuff is very minimal.