- Hayden Cleaver
- Kris Dunning
- Isaiah Keller
- This framework seems fairly easy to use. It has a good selection of animations for UI features and 'binding' that lets children pass props to parents seems useful once you learn how to use it.
- Great documentation
- Very easy to import and use components
- Apparently doesn't have a large amount of support for plugins.
- Needed to import a router-library to be able to use routers in Svelte.
- Have to relearn special syntax for some things (like onClick)
Very easy to use documentation. The docs themselves were fairly easy to read, and the examples are very well organized and easy to interact with.
Svelte can be used with AWS
Core Dependencies
- @sveltejs/vite-plugin-svelte
- svelte
- vite
How long would/should it take a team of mid-junior developers to become productive?
- Svelte seems very easy to use. A team of mid-junior level developers should be productive in under 2 weeks.
- Companies using Svelte: No large easily recognizable companies are currently using Svelte.
- Popularity: Of the 3 frameworks compared here, Angular, Svelte, and Vue, Svelte is the least popular and the youngest at 6 years. There is an active group of developers supporting Svelte; the last update was 5 days prior to this writing (11/15/22).
- npm i
- npm run dev