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This sounds like a really atypical project. Consuming 25% of your CPU is a lot! I hear people mention those kinds of numbers only for Slack, which does have a lot of functionality.

I'd just point out that for the average project, the main advantage is that with something like Solid or Svelte, it will load in less than a second, vs. a few seconds for React, especially for something simple like a blog where you don't want to think about perf or optimize much.




It is atypical, yeah. It's a speed-reading app, so it flashes a new word on the screen every nth of a minute, where n is how many words per minute you want to read.

Still, I'm tired of using a normal web application and feeling the UI lag when I type, etc. I suspect that if you start off with a project like Svelte or Solid, you'll have a longer runway on your app before you get to that level of suck.




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