Not a framework in the typical sense as it's a compiler, but Svelte is nice. The generated vanilla js bundle can be used to create specific modules or you can create entire website and app with it.
I'd keep an eye on Plenti (built upon Svelte) but it's still pretty young.
Other frameworks are great, but it's a lot of bytes to load. I'm still a big fan of gatsby, even React itself but only for "Rich apps" with many potential interactions.
Not a framework in the typical sense as it's a compiler, but Svelte is nice. The generated vanilla js bundle can be used to create specific modules or you can create entire website and app with it.
I'd keep an eye on Plenti (built upon Svelte) but it's still pretty young.
Other frameworks are great, but it's a lot of bytes to load. I'm still a big fan of gatsby, even React itself but only for "Rich apps" with many potential interactions.
Preact helps a lot.
I've been experimenting with Svelte and I love it so far!
Niiice Svelte is a love at first sight!
Svelte is pretty nice. There are some raw parts I'd love to see some attention to but much less overhead than a lot of the virtual dom frameworks.
You should check out RiotJS - it clearly inspired Svelte, and has been around a lot longer