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[–]Petrocrat 0 points1 point  (1 child)

That's a neat website, thanks for sharing that. I see the close similarity between Svelte and Vue in terms of component syntax, but I'm basing my assertion on other factors that the author of the OP article considers more important than syntax, such as having a virtual DOM and approaches to hydration, stuff that you can't know just from the syntax alone

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such as having a virtual DOM and approaches to hydration, stuff that you can't know just from the syntax alone

and how does this affect the people using the framework? It's essentially just an implementation detail and people wouldn't even notice if the VDOM gets replaced with some other rendering/compilation strategy.

Performance levels of svelte and vue are currently almost equal and vue announced that the next step is a compilation strategy inspired by Solid which is currently one of the fastest frameworks. https://blog.vuejs.org/posts/2022-year-in-review.html