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I both love it and hate it. Most of the features are similar to sveltekit/next.js. I get that the biggest benefit is the deno deploy integration for ssr on the
by rubenfiszel 4y ago
I both love it and hate it. Most of the features are similar to sveltekit/next.js. I get that the biggest benefit is the deno deploy integration for ssr on the edge. But I would have highly preferred a new flavor of sveltekit where deno deploy is a build adapter (like cloudflare workers currently are) and the script part of svelte could be set as "ts-deno". No need to reinvent the wheel yet again and split the ecosystem more.
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- christophilus 4y agoIt uses Preact, just in time bundling, and a number of other concepts that would probably be a pain to integrate seamlessly into those. Seems like a justifiable from scratch prototype.