I believe Svelte now has full TS support. Vue 3 was rewritten ground up with TS; Vetur is deprecated, now use Volar (which is pretty awesome). One thing I have to say is that React's tooling in VSCode was quite polished and awesome, but Vue now is just about as good, not sure about Svelte but I think it's good. Too many pain points with React, I really like Vue 3 (some pain as Vue 3 Composition API is rather different from Vue 2 Options API, and the community has been slow to move to Vue 3. However, Vue 2 will be deprecated late 2023 so the whole ecosystem will be humming on the amazing Vue 3 Comp API for 4-5 years, according to Evan You).
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RiotJS and possibly Svelte (I don't know it well, but looks awfully similar to Riot) have it right
Svelte just force me to use a special extension and compiler. They don't even have full TypeScript support.
Vue also has SFC and a special extension.
*.vue's Vetur has decent, but not full TypeScript support.IMO, when template / DSL is introduced, it isn't HTML anymore.
I believe Svelte now has full TS support. Vue 3 was rewritten ground up with TS; Vetur is deprecated, now use Volar (which is pretty awesome). One thing I have to say is that React's tooling in VSCode was quite polished and awesome, but Vue now is just about as good, not sure about Svelte but I think it's good. Too many pain points with React, I really like Vue 3 (some pain as Vue 3 Composition API is rather different from Vue 2 Options API, and the community has been slow to move to Vue 3. However, Vue 2 will be deprecated late 2023 so the whole ecosystem will be humming on the amazing Vue 3 Comp API for 4-5 years, according to Evan You).