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I don't consider Svelte a simple toolset because it can't be published statically

• ramshorst 4y ago
  If you are in a larger scale SEO project this does blazing fast static generation with Svelte: https://github.com/Elderjs/elderjs https://github.com/Elderjs/elderjs
  • vonadz 4y ago
    Can attest to this. We used it to build https://findenergy.com https://findenergy.com which has over 15k pages and a TON of data.
• carbadtraingood 4y ago
  I think you are incorrect here. Sveltekit comes with a number of adapters designed to ship either a SSR site or a static SPA. Serving a static Svelte site is literally a one line change in a config file. I've got a good half dozen Svelte sites that live in s3.
• soggybutter 4y ago
  Unless I'm misunderstanding you, Svelte can absolutely be published statically. If you leverage SvelteKit and the SSR it offers, then yes you need to deploy a server, but regular Svelte builds a statically deployable bundle just like React, Vue, or any other big UI lib/framework
  • orangepanda 4y ago
    I think they meant that svelte cannot be used without a build step. The fact that builds dont need a second build is nice to know, even if useless.
• mateomorris 4y ago
  It can quite easily with https://primo.so https://primo.so
• Komodai 4y ago
  Have you even used Svelte yourself?