If you want to do declarative 3D and components without Svelte and React though there's always A-Frame or X3D.
I wonder if anyone really wants declarative 3D though. X3D/VRML has been around for 25+ years, and A-Frame for 8 years, and neither have become very popular (and several other formats came and went). Meanwhile three.js and imperative/procedural 3D generally is doing really well. I'm curious as to why that is.
If you want to do declarative 3D and components without Svelte and React though there's always A-Frame or X3D.
I wonder if anyone really wants declarative 3D though. X3D/VRML has been around for 25+ years, and A-Frame for 8 years, and neither have become very popular (and several other formats came and went). Meanwhile three.js and imperative/procedural 3D generally is doing really well. I'm curious as to why that is.