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You make it sound like none of these things exist. Sveltekit is part of the NodeJS ecosystem, and there are mature libraries that do many of those things. The
by slantyyz 5y ago
You make it sound like none of these things exist. Sveltekit is part of the NodeJS ecosystem, and there are mature libraries that do many of those things.
The only thing is that Sveltekit isn't force feeding any particular library down your throat. When I moved over from Express, I pretty much just continued using the libraries I was already using.
If you look at how a lot of people actually use Sveltekit, it seems like they're outsourcing a lot of things like data storage and authentication to third party services. What benefit is provided to those users by baking in functions they don't need?
- jf22 5y ago>What benefit is provided to those users by baking in functions they don't need? A full-stack experience...
- slantyyz 5y ago> A full-stack experience... Which clearly doesn't have the same meaning to all people.
- capableweb 5y ago> Which clearly doesn't have the same meaning to all people. Evidently :) To maybe be able to consolidate the definition, I created a Poll: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29811603 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29811603