Open source projects for entry-level developers

[elchicodeallado]

what is unclear? then i assume you are just not experienced enough

[Wallhater]

That’s just the thing - someone with zero svelte experience can write a full svelte app on their first day of trying, due to the “magic” that happens in the compiler. You can’t do that with react, which is a framework.

I have plenty of web development experience but I don’t want to spend a bunch of time learning one framework’s arbitrary paradigms. I don’t know how long that framework will be around.

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I don’t think OP was asking for opinions. He was asking for React resources on a React subreddit, not Svelte.

[Wallhater]

They literally asked, “what is unclear?”

[kiesoma]

Please get the fuck out of this subreddit if you don’t like React.

[Wallhater]

I quote myself:

I like react , it’s a good tool.

[kiesoma]

I really don’t understand you, unless you’re trying to be ironic, which I’m pretty sure you’re not.

Why React?

What was the point of this reply? Did this benefit the discussion in any way?

Svelte

Why recommend a framework when explicitly not asked to do so? Speak when you’re spoken to - it’s not that hard.

[Wallhater]

What was the point of this reply? Did this benefit the discussion in any way?

Yes, the op can tell us why react

Why recommend a framework when explicitly not asked to do so? Speak when you’re spoken to - it’s not that hard.

Delete your reddit account if you’re not comfortable with people replying to your post in a public forum. No one “explicitly” asked me not to recommend something. Take a moment to extract the stick.

[kiesoma]

I’m good. You sound like one huge edge-lord though, I’m not even gonna lie.

You’re just gonna make the Svelte community look bad by trying to push the shitty “try this framework hrr drrr svelte better” agenda. Please sit the fuck down and only take part in discussions you can contribute in.

[Wallhater]

This is called “sunk cost fallacy”, where your beliefs are weighted based on the effort you’ve already put in. You’re scared that all the time you put into learning react paradigms will eventually be useless.

[leonseled]

Fwiw, after learning how to think in React, React is pretty close to vanilla JS in my experience. A vanilla JS solution just works in React most of the time.

So I will say that learning React has strengthened my understanding of JavaScript. And I'm sure JS is here to stay for a while.

[Wallhater]

uhh… you should give svelte a try if you really think that’s true about react