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  • Purpose: Component Party provides a quick overview of JavaScript frameworks by comparing their syntax and features through examples. It aims to help developers understand different frameworks before diving deeper into them.

  • Target Audience: JavaScript developers who want to compare and learn about various JS frameworks and their features.

  • Supported Frameworks: Includes Svelte (versions 4 and 5), React, Vue (versions 2 and 3), Angular (including Renaissance), Lit, Ember (Octane and Polaris), Solid.js, Alpine, Mithril, Aurelia (versions 1 and 2), Qwik, and Marko.

  • Key Features:

    • Reactivity: State declaration, updates, and computed state.
    • Templating: Minimal templates, styling, loops, event handling, DOM refs, and conditionals.
    • Lifecycle: Mount and unmount events.
    • Component Composition: Props, event emission, slots (with fallback), and context.
    • Form Inputs: Text inputs, checkboxes, radios, and selects.
    • Webapp Features: App rendering and data fetching.
  • Website: Component Party

  • Development: Built with Vite and Svelte, with content in Markdown. Contributions are welcome, with a focus on clarity over optimization for educational purposes.

  • Contributing: Guidelines are provided for adding new frameworks, including logo placement, ESLint configuration, and playground links.

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