I get it. It's obvious. Svelte doesn't have boilerplate code and it compiles the code to javascript. Hence less work at run time.
Before any virtual-dom frameworks came up, we were always working without having a layer to match DOM. Svelte does a lot of optimization while it compiles the code but my concern is, it doesn't handle all the cases. But this I am not very sure about.
It's not that easy. If all that we need to do is a DOM update, even jquery did that and without a framework also people did that.
Nothing offensive, it's just that a lot of things to be analyzed before arriving at the conclusion.
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I get it. It's obvious. Svelte doesn't have boilerplate code and it compiles the code to javascript. Hence less work at run time.
Before any virtual-dom frameworks came up, we were always working without having a layer to match DOM. Svelte does a lot of optimization while it compiles the code but my concern is, it doesn't handle all the cases. But this I am not very sure about.
It's not that easy. If all that we need to do is a DOM update, even jquery did that and without a framework also people did that.
Nothing offensive, it's just that a lot of things to be analyzed before arriving at the conclusion.