I have a Svelte app that I first did in Vue.js. The current size is half what Vue.js application was, and I added several large features above what the Vue.js application had. So, I think the podcast you heard was exaggerating some. It hasn’t been my experience with Svelte so far.
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I've also done some work with React.js and the same project with svelte. I can say the svelte version was smaller by Alot. I heard in a review that the virtual Dom as fancy as it sounds is just over head. You think that's true?
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I have a Svelte app that I first did in Vue.js. The current size is half what Vue.js application was, and I added several large features above what the Vue.js application had. So, I think the podcast you heard was exaggerating some. It hasn’t been my experience with Svelte so far.
I think the creator of Svelte itself said this and he is aware of this and working on the problem, I will try to find the podcast.
I've also done some work with React.js and the same project with svelte. I can say the svelte version was smaller by Alot. I heard in a review that the virtual Dom as fancy as it sounds is just over head. You think that's true?