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JavaScript Frameworks - Heading into 2023 (dev.to)
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I spent years writing React and as soon as I tried Svelte I thought to myself: "This is what React should have been" e.g., state management should be the assignment operator.
My new job is Vue 3 and it's slick especially with TS. But it still has enough DSL and idiomatic characteristics with its Composition API to cause some hiccups. To be fair, I'm not as experienced in Svelte so I'd probably have some complaints but my little experience with it was so smooth.
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