Svelte: Why Developers Are Switching To It in 2025 🤔

core libraries: Vue, React, Angular, whatever. And we have two problems here. First, it's quite big bundle files because all   of them are using the wrappers to thumb, other functions that are importing other functions. {ts:87} And in general, it's not easy. Just a lot of the repeated code and a lot of the methods   that are reusing, and a lot of the methods  are taken that are not important right now. All of that is the problem. And the next thing, {ts:102} time to interaction also is a problem. Because of that, it's all been loading,   especially when we're taking, for example, some external files like React, for example. So,   such things can really work worse for us because it just takes time to be loaded. {ts:121} And after all, script will be loaded. … That's a quite small thing that I really like—a single file component,   but it has its downside. So, when we are working with a huge project, {ts:292} the problem is that you are trying to put all the logic, especially for a specific component,   at one place.