Puru Vijay • 8/24/2021

macOS Web: Why I moved from React to Svelte

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The article is a technical case study where the author describes their project to recreate the macOS Big Sur interface for the web. It details their initial implementation using React, Snowpack, and JSS, and their subsequent migration to Svelte. The author provides specific metrics on bundle size reduction (from 146KB to 28.5KB of JS) and discusses the rationale behind tooling changes, including switching to Vite and Jotai, making it a relevant read for web developers interested in framework performance and modern tooling.

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