That's exactly why I disagree with frontend framework fanatics. Before long, something your app was using in a legitimate way is obsolete because of someone's o

That's exactly why I disagree with frontend framework fanatics. Before long, something your app was using in a legitimate way is obsolete because of someone's opinion, and you have to modify your already working code if you want to get bug fixes. We are told that frameworks save time, but do they really? Web components are supposedly not good enough or too hard to write... really? Making a router and a good-enough renderer that uses template strings and passes down state in a functional way can be accomplished in a matter of hours, or a few days if you have other things to do. The Svelte API shouldn't have changed, IMO. If you want what Runes do, then why not use React? Svelte will probably look like React in a few years, and maybe even like Backbone after that.