Svelte Description
Svelte represents a groundbreaking method for creating user interfaces. Unlike conventional frameworks such as React and Vue, which primarily operate in the browser, Svelte delegates much of its processing to a compilation phase that occurs during the app's build process. Rather than employing strategies like virtual DOM diffing, Svelte generates optimized code that precisely modifies the DOM in response to changes in your application's state. Recently, Svelte has been celebrated as the most loved web framework, garnering the highest levels of satisfaction among developers in recent industry surveys, and we believe you will appreciate it as well. If you wish to dive deeper, check out the introductory blog post for further insights. Svelte is designed for crafting rapid web applications, aligning with other JavaScript frameworks like React and Vue in their goal to simplify the creation of engaging interactive user interfaces. However, the key distinction lies in Svelte's ability to transform your application into optimal JavaScript during the build phase, rather than processing your code at runtime, which can enhance overall performance. This innovative approach not only streamlines development but also results in faster loading times for users.
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Solid, tiny web framework Date: Jul 24 2022
Summary: Overall, Svelte is a great framework for smaller web projects that need to be very performant, with a low download size. However, more advanced features of the framework are poorly supported.
Positive: - extremely small download size
- decent build tooling
- very low learning curve
- high render performance
- freeNegative: - small ecosystem with few plugins
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- some build options, such as for custom html web components are not well supported
- poor documentation when it comes to more advanced framework features
- tends to become disorganized in larger projects
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