The Return of 'Write Less, Do More'
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Argues for a compiler-first UI approach that turns HTML+CSS+JS into minimal runtime code, demonstrates a simple button implemented as web component, React, then Svelte, shows the React bundle is 46% larger than the Svelte output and component conversions average 30–40% smaller, describes features built into Svelte: compile-time accessibility checks, tree-shaking, selective imports, SvelteGL and Sapper, and connects smaller bundles and less runtime work to fewer bugs, faster apps, and lower energy use.
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