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That is extremely helpful, even without many specific examples, thanks! It’s definitely something to be aware of at the start of a new project. If you anticip
by SkyMarshal 3y ago
That is extremely helpful, even without many specific examples, thanks! It’s definitely something to be aware of at the start of a new project. If you anticipate the project will not get too large or complex, then Svelte is probably a good choice for the productivity and performance. But if it could grow over the years into something large and complex, then Solid’s primitives-focus and toolbox approach may be better.
I wonder if Svelte5 will retain the framework philosophy or move toward the toolbox approach.
- internetter 3y ago> If you anticipate the project will not get too large or complex, then Svelte is probably a good choice for the productivity and performance. Yup. If I found myself trying to hack together something a weekend I'd be willing to use Svelte again! It's really quite productive at the beginning. Plenty of times when you just want simple reactivity without any other mental overhead.