Why do people shit on nextjs and glorify svelte what the fuck is svelte now

nextjs sounds like someone anticipating their next masturbatory session. Maybe I am pronouncing it wrong.

No clue. I never used either.

I love svelte

@jestdotty why

@b2plane I tried the other frameworks and they were too much typing

Svelte is succinct

It gets things done without hassle

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I do have some criticisms that would make it better. But not that svelte is bad just they didn't optimize some things they could've with stuff that came before them

Next.js tries to solve one too many things, master at none. By the look of things like their own typeface and supporting the terrible versioning of React, I can't put cutting corners behind Vercel.

Svelte constantly takes developer experience and small bundle sizes into consideration. Combine it with Astro and you get the ultimate pairing.

I'm waiting for a day when web components with reactivity layer become a first-class citizen in the native web/JS and not just a boilerplate that is easily prone to errors. This might eliminate the need for frameworks entirely for me.

Although, it seems we already can agree on that Next.js is a shitshow, according to your rant: https://devrant.com/rants/10188423 🤷‍♂️ In that case, I'll speak about Svelte at length.

There is one thing that puts a cross on entire Svelte ecosystem for some, despite being only a layer above - it's SvelteKit. To be fair, last two times I checked, SvelteKit is a hard to debug mess. And it doesn't even come near Next.js in feature completeness. If you need to do some serious server-side rendering, you'd better off taking a metaframework such as Astro, to make the most out of pure Svelte and your multipage application.

Nuxt tho

Wtf is svelte and why do I keep seeing it’s name pop up some where everyday