Andrew P. Burnie PhD FRSA
@apburnie.bsky.social
Frontend Engineer Alchemist 🧪 | Website Creator | Code Fixer | UI / UX | Web3 and AI | Prompt Engineer | TypeScript, React and Svelte
Also tapping into existing vanilla JS libraries is easier in Svelte than React. Particularly where set up involves append to an element (eg three.js, D3.js ). onMount does not have the quirks of useEffect such as the double rendering of components on dev but not production when React.strict is on.
November 8, 2025 at 10:19 AM
Also tapping into existing vanilla JS libraries is easier in Svelte than React. Particularly where set up involves append to an element (eg three.js, D3.js ). onMount does not have the quirks of useEffect such as the double rendering of components on dev but not production when React.strict is on.