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"Svelte for the Experienced React Dev" by Adam Rackis https://css-tricks.com/svelte-for-the-experienced-react-dev/ Directly comparing Svelte to React is a great way to show how well-designed it is. Things in React that make my brain hurt feel like they "just work" in Svelte. Personal preferences will always vary, but I know which framework I prefer. 4 comments
 @nolan Do you ever end up having to debug like, weird compiler errors where it doesn't catch that you are mutating state? @darius Not really? Also I find it pretty easy to debug the compiled output as it's fairly vanilla-y. It can get weird to wrap your mind around sometimes, though, especially for async code: https://github.com/nolanlawson/emoji-picker-element/blob/b901c91af52066800ab7208ddcff7e7dda6f4fa9/src/picker/components/Picker/Picker.js#L324 @nolan I mean it can't be any *worse* than debugging when things go extremely wrong in React... |
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@nolan this is what I have been looking for