After somewhat messy setup of redux I would say Svelte's state management is a godsend. The only thing is when tech lead don't pick it up, then less companies use it for serious projects, then less serious showcases to convince people to pick it up. Many might think: why should I bother if I can't find a job learning it?
Yeah... I fell in love with it when I wanted to pick a framework to learn.. but I ended up learning React first in order to be job-ready. Now after building some stuff with React I come back to pick Svelte again and am learning to build sth more serious. Like a market-ready MVP side project.
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After somewhat messy setup of redux I would say Svelte's state management is a godsend. The only thing is when tech lead don't pick it up, then less companies use it for serious projects, then less serious showcases to convince people to pick it up. Many might think: why should I bother if I can't find a job learning it?
We still need to give it some time, but I think it will be a big thing in the future! It has nice things that we miss in React.
Yeah... I fell in love with it when I wanted to pick a framework to learn.. but I ended up learning React first in order to be job-ready. Now after building some stuff with React I come back to pick Svelte again and am learning to build sth more serious. Like a market-ready MVP side project.