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celeste_hearts_lesbianceleste_hearts_transceleste_hearts_demisexual flori_ava_star:~cursor_blinking @star@amazonawaws.com
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TypeScript Frameworks, question Let's say I need to make a complex frontend UI thingy in TypeScript, and I have the following requirements for a framework:

- Must be stable in the sense that it doesn't ship breaking changes every 5 milliseconds, and even when there are breaking changes, the upgrade path is well-documented and not a clusterfuck
- Does not require a PHD in state libraries or hooks to learn
- Is fast and ideally small
- Is easy enough to pick up (For example, I consider React to be hard to pick up due to... aforementioned things)
- Best case: Code made with it is readable if you at least somewhat know what you're doing
- Easy to build, test and ship

Which TS Framework would you recommend to me?
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celeste_hearts_lesbianceleste_hearts_transceleste_hearts_demisexual flori_ava_star:~cursor_blinking @star@amazonawaws.com
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TypeScript Frameworks, question It's likely Svelte/SvelteKit right...?
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Lilly heart_transgender @lilly@mstd.ink
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TypeScript Frameworks, question @star I would have recommended Angular, however that is definetly not small xD. I however found learning and writing Angular very intuitive comming from basic HTML/CSS/JS and backend stuff back then. The docs are pretty good and breaking changes carry possible backports for a million major versions xD

It is however very much written for Web Applications instead of Websites due to it's overhead.
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celeste_hearts_lesbianceleste_hearts_transceleste_hearts_demisexual flori_ava_star:~cursor_blinking @star@amazonawaws.com
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TypeScript Frameworks, question @lilly I will consider Angular! Thank youuuuuu espeon_love neodog_hug_heart
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