That Svelte Magic (and why you should try it)
summary
Shows a concrete Svelte example: a counter with a script variable count set to 0, an on:click handler that increments count, an {#if count > 0} block that conditionally renders, and scoped CSS in a <style> tag. Explains Svelte’s core claim: no virtual DOM — it compiles away to vanilla HTML/CSS/JS at build time, producing lean bundles. Notes SvelteKit replaces Sapper and provides file-system routing, code splitting, and SSR/static/hybrid rendering, and cites Svelte as the 2020 “most loved” framework.
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