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I switched from Next.js to Svelte over a year ago. Since then, I have built medium-sized business products, and I can confidently say that Svelte is a joy to us
by spikey_sanju 4y ago
I switched from Next.js to Svelte over a year ago. Since then, I have built medium-sized business products, and I can confidently say that Svelte is a joy to use. Their developer experience is on point. I agree with all the points made in the blog above, especially when it comes to working with forms. Svelte makes it easy with its inbuilt store, form actions, pageload, serverload, animations, and all of this results in a blazingly fast app. I even made an open-source version of my blog with SvelteKit.
Portfolio - https://www.spikeysanju.com https://www.spikeysanju.com
Source code - https://www.github.com/spikeysanju/spikeysanju.com https://www.github.com/spikeysanju/spikeysanju.com
- nailer 4y ago[deleted] I confused vercel with nextjs.
- mjtlittle 4y agoWait where do you see this? I haven't heard of this and cant find any reference in the docs. Are you referring to the Vercel support?
- jazzypants 4y agoVercel, the hosting platform that created Next.js, employs Rich Harris who created Svelte. You can host Svelte on Vercel. Next.js is a React framework. It does not support Svelte.