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That's why I love svelte. Conditionals in react components kill me

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.

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

Easy on the eyes. Very similiar in Vue with Directives :

Easy on the eyes. Very similiar in Vue with Directives :

https://vuejs.org/api/built-in-directives.html#v-else

Vue’s `v-if` and Angular’s old `*ngIf` directive always read a little backward to me though, since the attribute comes after the name of the element that you want to make conditional.

I prefer the all-encapsulating control flow syntax of Svelte and the new Angular:

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Vue’s `v-if` and Angular’s old `*ngIf` directive always read a little backward to me though, since the attribute comes after the name of the element that you want to make conditional.

I prefer the all-encapsulating control flow syntax of Svelte and the new Angular:

https://angular.dev/api/core/@if