> Most articles about SvelteKit don't talk about the backend/storage part at all. That's because a lot of Sveltekit users appear to prefer serverless and don't

> Most articles about SvelteKit don't talk about the backend/storage part at all. That's because a lot of Sveltekit users appear to prefer serverless and don't use the back end. Personally, I like that Sveltekit's back end doesn't have batteries included. Coming from Express, I was able to pick up Sveltekit pretty easily (although I have some quibbles with the documentation). I would have preferred that Sveltekit's back end use Express' Request and Response, but the Sveltekit devs have their reasons for not doing that.