After far too many hours using react, Svelte has become my favorite frontend framework. I’m seeing a lot of comments about how it stacks up in the LLM age. Prior to Opus 4.6-8 (and that era of model releases) they often struggled to get Svelte 4/5 code straight and mixed it up quite a bit.
But having used it A LOT this year for personal projects, large work initiatives, and one-off web tools. I’m happy to say all the modern llms seem to do just fine with it. They even handle the experimental features, like remote functions, very well. It’s mostly preference but I find reading Svelte code much more pleasant than React/Vue.
If you liked Svelte, you might enjoy this: <a href="https://github.com/Qbix/Q.js" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/Qbix/Q.js
Unlike other frameworks, it requires no build step at all… and a few other things. It just loads your code on demand, both methods and components.
poetril · · focus · HN ↗
But having used it A LOT this year for personal projects, large work initiatives, and one-off web tools. I’m happy to say all the modern llms seem to do just fine with it. They even handle the experimental features, like remote functions, very well. It’s mostly preference but I find reading Svelte code much more pleasant than React/Vue.
EGreg · · focus · HN ↗
Unlike other frameworks, it requires no build step at all… and a few other things. It just loads your code on demand, both methods and components.