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Svelte’s ecosystem is huge because it’s trivial to adapt vanilla JavaScript things. (It’s about to become even easier when Svelte 5 drops this April!) In React, everything has to be wrapped or rewritten in terms of React providers and hooks – it’s practically a different programming language.
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I might want to try some experiments that use the canvas as I always have to manipulate that within a use effect in react
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Svelte, Solid, and any signal-based framework are great for this! You’ll want to avoid locking your canvas animations to React’s arbitrary DOM re-rendering loop as much as possible.
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