In the last two days, I started learning Svelte.js.
I’m positively surprised. Svelte is easy, and it works.
React’s abstraction level is high, especially if you mix in JSX. With Svelte, you stay near “Vanilla-JS-Land.” (Svelte.js compiles down to standard JavaScript.)
In a basic setup, your code also divides into three parts:
- The
<script>
block where you write JavaScript: you can define variables and write functions (typically event handlers). - The CSS block where you write your component-scoped styles. (Yes, it’s like
styled components
, but already shipped with Svelte.js) - HTML with Svelte markup (here you can bind variables to buttons, etc. - similar to JSX)
That makes it easy to separate concerns visually and mentally.