Svelte.js Will Never Make It.

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[berrodev]

How do i put this 🤔? guys this is a sort of a “svelte.exe” video svelte is a great framework and this video isn’t to spread info/hate to the framework. its some kind of a “break” video 💀

[BorisBarroso]

Developer time is really expensive and making things simpler and easy to understand helps to reduce dev time and saves money. Also developer happiness is really important to make great apps.

[AnthonyLauder]

I used Angular heavily a few years ago, then moved to React, and now am in the process of moving over to Svelte. One of the main reasons if that Angular and React result in write-only code: that is, they are very powerful, but understanding what your code is doing is becoming increasingly cumbersome as time away from that code passes. And trying to understand somebody else's Angular or React code can be a serious undertaking. One thing I really like about Svelte is that I can look at code I wrote a year ago, and grasp what it does very quickly. Or even looking at somebody else's Svelte code, the mental burden of unravelling the intent of the code it much reduced. Heck, even people who don't know Svelte at all can get a rough idea of what a Svelte app does, which is not true at all with Angular and React apps.

[daonlyowner]

Less code doesnt equal better. However less, more concise, easier to understand code is always better.

[David-Freeman]

Yes, Svelte cannot use Redux, thanks God. It has its own store system. The reason why there are so few large companies using Svelte is so sad. They have to maintain their legacy code in Angular, React or Vue.

[subhasishdas]

Let me tell you, I'm a react dev. I'm gladly moving to svelte :)

[ROMVN]

Seems like you do not know the difference between compiler and interpreter, research this one, and you'll get why you are wrong

[AEwJdbLyvEF]

svelte is also way more performant than these three frameworks you mentioned
and the fact that it is compiled and doesn't include bloated core library into your bundled packages is another advantage

[WyzrdCat]

Major advantages: Does not completely and totally screw over your SEO the way Reanguvue do. Loads like 6 times faster. Is more readable AND more explicit code. Does not completely violate web standards by creating a fake DOM, still allows you to do view transitions easily and manages all the hydration without any dev effort. Is truly reactive without any extra work. Is highly compatible and not proprietary at all.

[bae]

You are ABSOLUTELY WRONG!!! I've built a 30, 000 lines nocode tool with Svelte, so your production worries are unfounded. THE ONLY REASON Svelte is not as popular is because it came late... It's vastly superior to any other framework that it's not even funny... It made me enjoy programming again. Anyone that is on the fence, do yourself a favor, and switch to Svelte.

[Avelx]

I see a need for Svelte, I see no need to have Angular. Also svelte is very, very fast.

[thekinoreview]

I think that being able to achieve more with less code is a serious advantage providing the drawbacks are limited. I enjoy Svelte for this reason. You may be right that it never hits the big-time, but I hope you are wrong.

[micemincer]

I'm writing a desktop app (pretty big) in svelte and am doing fine (for now)

[xedb]

The same thing could be said about the other frameworks at some point in time.

[TravisRayLive]

Less code is *always* better. You basically just write vanilla JS and Svelte just works. Sveltekit is amazing. It's faster than React, Vue, or Angular. In the short time it's been out, developers overall agree that working Svelte is more enjoyable. This video is nothing but clickbait for views, but offers no real opinions or information. It makes a bunch of blanket statements with no evidence to back it up. Jobs for svelte developers is increasing exponentially, which should say plenty.

[nicolaska]

You didn't got the real upsides of Svelte imo, it is closer to raw html (no Vdom), it embraces native web APIs, and most importantly the performance is outstanding compared to React or Vue (which are already good in terms of perfs)

[kameikojirou]

Svelte also covers a long range of use cases and when compiled it can be even small enough to put on microcontrollers. It's faster than the mentioned frameworks and provides a closer to normal javascript experience.

[DaviAreias]

How dare this guy touch his mouse while using vim 2:31, I hope he got fired

[tech]

New drinking game:
Every time he says "React, Vue and Angular"

[Wrigggy]

i figure that a simpler framework will afford fewer opportunities for my team to make mistakes. if svelte requires less training, it could be a major advantage.