> (B) Advocate a framework other than React that uses the same pattern as React, but improves the usability. I think the two places there is the most room for improvements are:
> 1. Animations
> 2. useEffect() in general
I'm not normally one to "shill" a web framework, and I still mainly use (and love) React, but I'm curious if you've tried Svelte, because it definitely manages animations better than React, and has a different idea of state that's more ergonomic for many use cases (though I won't go so far as to say it's definitively "better" than useEffect)
> 1. Animations
> 2. useEffect() in general
I'm not normally one to "shill" a web framework, and I still mainly use (and love) React, but I'm curious if you've tried Svelte, because it definitely manages animations better than React, and has a different idea of state that's more ergonomic for many use cases (though I won't go so far as to say it's definitively "better" than useEffect)