Svelte! It's looking pretty good in terms of bundle size and performance; but I'm also really enjoying the experience working with it (despite my current editor not doing too well with syntax highlighting etc). It's just so straightforward to use:
minimal boilerplate
I much prefer the approach to defining HTML output
it should be really easy to onboard junior devs who will already be familiar with using HTML; and <script> and <style> tags :D
it provides some really useful optional functionality - e.g. transitions; window events (scroll) etc.
At the moment it's still rather young; so the only downside is persuading colleagues that it's a better choice than React.
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Svelte! It's looking pretty good in terms of bundle size and performance; but I'm also really enjoying the experience working with it (despite my current editor not doing too well with syntax highlighting etc). It's just so straightforward to use:
<script>and<style>tags :DAt the moment it's still rather young; so the only downside is persuading colleagues that it's a better choice than React.