All the frameworks have a way to bypass their default behavior(React has flush, Solid batch, Vue and Svelte tick) but that isn't distinguishing, because ultimately we all end up having to choose a default. I didn't show any favoritism in that sense as I didn't focus on those as part of their description and instead focused on the behavior.
I don't have any malice in calling Svelte's default approach inconsistent, and even show some admiration in the conclusion.
Given this comment section, I understand the desire to come to the defense of your frameworks. I wasn't taking potshots, but noting this wasn't a simple question or answer. So I choose to take any comments to sincerity of my character under that light.
That's totally fair, and i wasn't aware all frameworks had a tick-like util.
I still feel it's consistent in my mental model of svelte: The variable changes because we assigned to it (like js), but reactivity (i.e. $: and template bindings) hasn't kicked in since the last round of invalidation. Use tick to force.
I guess I don't really get why it's inconsistent for you.
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All the frameworks have a way to bypass their default behavior(React has
flush, Solidbatch, Vue and Sveltetick) but that isn't distinguishing, because ultimately we all end up having to choose a default. I didn't show any favoritism in that sense as I didn't focus on those as part of their description and instead focused on the behavior.I don't have any malice in calling Svelte's default approach inconsistent, and even show some admiration in the conclusion.
Given this comment section, I understand the desire to come to the defense of your frameworks. I wasn't taking potshots, but noting this wasn't a simple question or answer. So I choose to take any comments to sincerity of my character under that light.
That's totally fair, and i wasn't aware all frameworks had a tick-like util.
I still feel it's consistent in my mental model of svelte: The variable changes because we assigned to it (like js), but reactivity (i.e. $: and template bindings) hasn't kicked in since the last round of invalidation. Use tick to force.
I guess I don't really get why it's inconsistent for you.