Another great quote:
"Mental model shift: In React, we constantly think about preventing unnecessary re-renders; in Svelte 5, the fine-grained reactivity system handles this automatically"
This is so true. At work we switched from SvelteKit to Next.js, and this is just the biggest pain in the a**.
"Mental model shift: In React, we constantly think about preventing unnecessary re-renders; in Svelte 5, the fine-grained reactivity system handles this automatically"
This is so true. At work we switched from SvelteKit to Next.js, and this is just the biggest pain in the a**.
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- We rewrote and rebranded the whole product, for which we temporarily collaborated with a new team that was unfamiliar with Svelte
- It's easier to recruit new developers
- React is the standard
Nobody cared about DX.
From a hiring manager's perspective, an exceptional engineer can quickly learn Svelte.
Imagine a seasoned React developer joining a new team. They need to learn patterns and libraries. The learning curve may be steeper than learning Svelte.