Just to get this out of the way in the beginning:
This is not meant to be bashing other frameworks like React, Vue or Angular. I used all of them ...
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Angular does not use a virtual DOM
Thanks for pointing that out. Good catch!
Angular uses an Incremental DOM. Edited the post.
I've tried Svelte a couple of days ago, it's fantastic! I prefer to wait a little bit more until using it in real projects, but I definitely like it.
Cool! Definetly look out for SvelteKit 😉
What about vite?
Vite is something different - a build tool.
You can use Svelte with Vite using this official plugin.
Not really so revolutionary... Svelte appears to be heavily inspired by the excellent RiotJS
Hey @jonrandy ,
thanks for pointing me tio RiotJS. I have to admit I didn't know it. Nevertheless, the point is not that Svelte is somehow revuliotionary. Also RiotJS was not the first thing shifting work toward the build instead of runtime.
These compilers are rather unknown compared to the bigger frameworks like React, Vue and Angular. Therefore I still think Svelte in "different".
It doesn't look bad but Vue and Angular directives are better
Electron + Electron Reloader + Svelte (Rollup) is a good combo for desktop apps.
Can I compile svelte in a browser for creating a playground myself ?
How about this Knott, a weightless vdom web component library. Anyone can help what type of this tool belongs.