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One of my biggest gripe with svelte. In the js world you're shooting yourself in the foot by choosing a framework that is as locked in as svelte (no vdom,domai
by 0dayz 2y ago
One of my biggest gripe with svelte.
In the js world you're shooting yourself in the foot by choosing a framework that is as locked in as svelte (no vdom,domain-specific-language and their design philosophy), had to find this out the hard way.
I still respect svelte for it's engineering capability, but it's a 100% commitment with no off-road options ever, but if you need a framework for js and don't like react or angular then vue would be my choice.
- pocketarc 2y agoI'm a bit confused about this - if I build something in React/Vue... I'm never going to be using Vue/React alongside it, or anything else. Am I missing something? Who's out there changing frameworks in existing projects? Or is this about something else?
- joseda-hg 2y agoNot a lot of situations, but React in theory can be used down to specific pages enabling progressive adoption/ easier Swapping Also, it's a things metaframeworks enable (Like Astro)