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Now, it's all about Svelte vs Inferno. I like Svelte more than Inferno.
by kimshibal 10y ago
Now, it's all about Svelte vs Inferno. I like Svelte more than Inferno.
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- proyb2 10y agoNo need comparison, they help each other is greater than the sum of all parts.
- epmatsw 10y agoIt's all about a Svelte, a framework that came to light a week ago and isn't in production anywhere that matters? Come on...
- TheCoreh 10y agoA week is about 6 months in JS-years.
- moron4hire 10y agoOnly if your training was a "coding bootcamp".
- Klathmon 10y agoNo it's not, I hate when people spread this shit. Inferno JS is probably one of the newest "frameworks"/large-libraries that I would even consider using, and it's over a year old already. React has been around in some fashion since 2011, and was open sourced in 2013. Angular 1 has been since around 2010 IIRC. Angular 2 since around mid-late 2015. Ember since before mid 2014. Yes, some terrible developers like to chase the "new cool thing" every few weeks, but that doesn't mean that you need to, and it doesn't mean that there aren't stable, powerful, good choices that have been around for years.
- kimshibal 10y agowe move a production app from react to Svelte in a week. What are you smoking?