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Yeah same. My convoluted Vue 2 and React projects are much smaller and easier organized / maintainable as rewritten in Svelte vs. Vue 2. Until Svelte and Kit b

Yeah same. My convoluted Vue 2 and React projects are much smaller and easier organized / maintainable as rewritten in Svelte vs. Vue 2. Until Svelte and Kit becomes difficult, slow, or hard to use, I'll keep using it. No need to switch to another at this point. I'm even using Kit to build out simple REST API endpoints, it's so simple.

hardwaresofton 4y ago
> I'm even using Kit to build out simple REST API endpoints, it's so simple. YUP. SvelteKit is one of the things that made me throw out my 3 tier (3 repo) project boilerplate. I mean I always knew I was slowing myself down (I'd look out the window and see all the Rails kids frolicking wild and free, not a care in the world), but I just didn't feel like I could trust my API code to Nuxt for some reason. I don't know what it was. Nuxt 3 is much better since they explicitly call out API routes but... SvelteKit properly making space for API endpoints and being so light that I felt I could just pop a few endpoints in there and it absolutely broke that barrier for me. Now I quite often mix back and frontend, and even streaming endpoints are fine too (they added support for streaming responses).