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Man, Svelte / SvelteKit is amazing. Svelte components run super fast (no virtual DOM), have tiny build sizes, stellar interactive documentation, and the develo
by Glench 5y ago
Man, Svelte / SvelteKit is amazing.
Svelte components run super fast (no virtual DOM), have tiny build sizes, stellar interactive documentation, and the developer experience is fire. Svelte was also just voted the #1 most loved web framework in the 2021 Stack Overflow developer survey (it beat out React, Rails, Django, Spring, Laravel, etc ): https://insights.stackoverflow.com/survey/2021#section-most-loved-dreaded-and-wanted-web-frameworks https://insights.stackoverflow.com/survey/2021#section-most-...
I've also really been loving SvelteKit which isn't even out of beta yet.
Things I like about SvelteKit:
- It removes all the annoying front-end/back-end plumbing you have to do in every app. Backend APIs, JS/TS, HTML, and CSS just work together with no configuration.
- I can use JS/Typescript throughout the entire stack
- File-based routing is a dream — I never have to search through code to figure out how to edit a page!
- SEO-friendly and performant server-rendered routes with client-side hydration
- Static generated pages you can specify individually (you can include the marketing site and app in the same bundle!)
- Optional client-side routing for really fast app-like UIs
- Tiny bundles and fast performance thanks to Svelte
- The dev experience is an absolute delight
I love it so much I decided to package up and release a template with all the stuff most apps these days typically need: user auth, admin dashboards, etc: https://www.sveltesaas.com/ https://www.sveltesaas.com/
Can't wait till SvelteKit hits 1.0!
- bufferoverflow 5y agoWhen I go to your link, it just says "coming soon".
- Glench 5y agoYep, it's not quite ready yet. Put in your email if you want to know when it's out — I won't spam you :)
- throwaway675309 5y agoYou've worded this message to give the impression that you've already created a template that is available for consumption now, so spamming a link that just wants to collect our email addresses seems slightly disingenuous.