Yes, when I posted this content on Reddit, someone immediately brought up "Svelte's reactivity doesn't exist at runtime" to refute me, which isn't even a valid argument in Svelte 5. https://www.reddit.com/r/sveltejs/comments/1j6ayaf/comment/m...
> put your arguments in order of strength, and remove the weakest ones. Quality wins over volume, and most people are not going to read the whole thing
I did remove some of them, such as the issue of "data ownership," which is the first time I've heard this term outside of Rust's web framework, but it was just a warning, not a blocking issue, so I deleted it. https://svelte.dev/docs/svelte/runtime-warnings#Client-warni...
> In any case, i think some of this is reasonable. But having spent lots of time with frameworks, i'll keep using Svelte5, but I do hope things improve. I feel like i'd spend the same amount of time with other idiosyncrasies if i moved to Solid.
Yes, the current project has been underway for 3 months, and I won't replace the entire web framework now, but I will definitely consider whether there are better options for the next project.