[hu3]

Not your parent commenter but their point was clear to me.

To me, they don't buy the argument that the snowball effect is significant enough to overcome technical merits of different frontend frameworks.

And I'll add that: older libraries like React have at least one disavantage: there's a lot of outdated React code out there that AI is being trained on.

[mexicocitinluez]

That makes sense.

> there's a lot of outdated React code out there that AI is being trained on.

Yea, but that's better than no code as far as an LLM is concerned, which is what this article is about.

[hu3]

Fair, but when the alternative is something like Svelte, there's a lot of new code for AI to train.

And specifically Svelte has their own MCP to help LLMs https://svelte.dev/docs/mcp/overview

I wonder if React has something to keep AI on their toes about best practices.

[mexicocitinluez]

> I wonder if React has something to keep AI on their toes about best practices.

Ahh, I wouldn't hold my breath.

And to your point, I guess another thing Svelte has is it's compatibility with just vanilla JS, meaning (I think) it doesn't necessarily have to be "Svelte" code to still work with Svelte.

[iso1631]

And in the future there will be a lot of AI generated react code that future AI trains on