Comment by Donckele

5 years ago

Yes, it is good. In many ways I hope it doesn’t catch up to React - it’s running a different journey which I also prefer.

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arberx  5 years ago

Catch up in terms of hirability/company usage.

  • smt88  5 years ago

    Yeah, I stupidly started some projects with SvelteKit instead of NextJS and am having a very hard time finding people to work on them.

    • _fat_santa  5 years ago

      I think the problem Svelte is having in this area is folks looks at it the same way they look at React, Angular and Vue. All those frameworks (especially React and Angular) have their own way of doing things, so you have to know "HTML, CSS, JS and React/Angular".

      I think folks think that Svelte is the same way, while it does have it's own special sauce, it's nothing compared to React/Angular. Like others have said, when hiring for Svelte, you don't really need the candidate to have Svelte experience.

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    • lucasyvas  5 years ago

      Consider trying to hire outside Svelte - Anyone that can write using the major frameworks will do just fine. If the problem is candidates uninterested in using it, that's a different problem.

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    • FractalHQ  5 years ago

      Have you made a post on the Svelte discord #jobs channel? All job postings that go up there get gobbled up pretty quickly.