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Tried it, went well for awhile, but when you get stuck it's tough to find support. Very small community. Probably 1000x less content/resources/references out there for it.

On the other hand NextJS/React have been both productive and intuitive. There are so many examples out there and people are constantly talking about the nuances of both here and on other sites.

It'd be great to see Next integrate something like TRPC/OpenAPI into it so calls to the backend could be statically typed. That would really polish up the end to end experience.



You might be interested in this if you weren't already aware of it https://blitzjs.com/

I've been using their superjson library with Remix & its pretty much solved all of my client/server type issues.


React was the same in 2014, Give Svelte time.


Svelte was released in 2016, it's 7 years old now. Year-to-year, it should match 2020 React.


Sure but Svelte 3 was the big one, which was 2019. More to the point there's a generational difference.

I feel like StackOverflow for Svelte is healthy and due to the batteries-included approach for storage and CSS the community is a lot less fragmented than the React community was (and maybe still is, I don't know).




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