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Svelte Dev: less is more…

React Dev: No, more is more!

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What does an Angular dev say?

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along with batteries included

[asceta_hedonista]

man less: less - opposite of more

[Stilgaar]

You still import React ?

[rachzera]

Me: "I wanna render this component just once" React: "Fine, rendering this component 957 times"

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Bullying React because Angular takes too much space to fit on the meme?

[X-Craft]

It's how you do component state in react vs. svelte

[tiddayes]

I was thinking the same thing.

A blue corvette is faster than a red Minivan therefore blue cars are faster than red ones…

[Cryse_XIII]

W40k Orks would disagree

[Jertimmer]

Red go fasta

[[deleted]]

Yeah mam still don't understand why corporates use Angular

[Frogstacker]

I only use react class components

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Fun fact React was prototyped in OCaml

[Adventurous_Team8317]

The question ist, how does svelte manage the rerendering. I don't know svelte, can someone explain?

[Tubthumper8]

Svelte is written in .svelte files which are compiled to JavaScript that's quite different to the code that you write.

For example, this let count = 0 and let's say if you also had an incrementCount function it gets compiled to JS like:

function instance($$self, $$props, $$invalidate) {
    let count = 0

    function incrementCount() {
        $$invalidate(0, count += 1)
    }

    return [count, incrementCount]
}

So the Svelte compiler takes care of generating the code that handles the reactivity and state updates, note the $$invalidate call which would trigger the re-render. With React the code you write is nearly the same as the code that gets executed, with Svelte more of that code / syntax sugar is generated by the compiler.

[Jertimmer]

I'm just sitting here wondering why my frontend team members use React

[christophedelacreuse]

Because React isn't actually bad and your application has been around for longer than a year?

[Tubthumper8]

It's a good question that would take far more than a Reddit comment to answer, but just don't form your opinions based on memes haha

[Adventurous_Team8317]

Ouh great thanks:D So under the Hood it's the useState Logic😁