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I've been up to my eyeballs in React and I feel like I am being made to work harder than I would have to in other frameworks and moreover the only reason all of this is so popular is that because massive incomes are tied to it. I don't respect this.

Join the club, @keccers.eth.

Be free of that clunker of an ecosystem destined to solve Facebook’s unique organizational problems from a decade ago, and instead switch to Svelte where you are simply free to write HTML/CSS/JavaScript as the web standards originally intended 😄

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Join the club, @keccers.eth.

Be free of that clunker of an ecosystem destined to solve Facebook’s unique organizational problems from a decade ago, and instead switch to Svelte where you are simply free to write HTML/CSS/JavaScript as the web standards originally intended 😄

https://svelte.dev

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They just haven't clicked for me yet, which has made them frustrating to work with in shared codebases 

As a concept they're pretty neat

Bit of both in other people's projects. I really just need to try migrating some personal projects over to Svelte to get a better feel for it.

Do you define them plain or within classes? Takes a bit of getting used to but the I think the class syntax is pretty neat.

Only weird part for me is instantiating singletons to be used in SvelteKit context, but I’m guessing they’ll be overhauling that part of SvelteKit soon.