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@darrylyeo
I absolutely adore Svelte for this. `? :` and `.map()` / `key={}` / `<></>` (or `<Fragment>`) take so much brainpower, both to write and to interpret. `{#if}` / `{:else}` and `{#each}` leave absolutely no room for confusion. https://learn.svelte.dev/tutorial/else-if-blocks
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@rafi
Plus, there is no JSX. I feel like 40% of my time spent writing JSX is fixing mismatched parens
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@matthewmorek
same with Vue. i miss it a lot. might flirt with it soon again though
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@moo
The syntax is horrible though. Why to have a different mark character for beginning and ending a tag.
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@jtgi
did like this about vue. (though ts and syntax support in vscode was bad)
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@pushix
Agree they are far superior
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@rapharrrr
Easy on the eyes. Very similiar in Vue with Directives : https://vuejs.org/api/built-in-directives.html#v-else
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@kromsten
Also no styled-components and other libraries for limiting the scope. Just writing CSS directly in the code of component Same vibes like the first webdev tutorials I was watching when just starting ✌
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@1musty
I will like to give svelte a try to see why its getting much attention
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