I said there was a reactive state model that you have to get your head around in Svelte, but this is still much easier and simpler to do than it is in React in

I said there was a reactive state model that you have to get your head around in Svelte, but this is still much easier and simpler to do than it is in React in my experience. I'm not trying to pursuade anyone either way but I do want to dispell the notion that the mental model of Svelte is so straightforward that there is nothing to "learn" as the article claims because that will eventually lead to disappointment. Like I said, I think Svelte as a technology is great, so I'd rather people had the right expectations if they are going to give it a go.