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A bit off-topic (sorry): Is anyone using Svelte in production without SvelteKit? Hows Svelte documentation as of late?
by givemeethekeys 3y ago
A bit off-topic (sorry):
Is anyone using Svelte in production without SvelteKit?
Hows Svelte documentation as of late?
- TehShrike 3y agoI've been using Svelte in production without SvelteKit for around 5 years now. The docs have always been pretty great in my opinion
- arzke 3y agoIs there any reason you wouldn't want to use SvelteKit now that is has reached version 1.0?
- TehShrike 3y agoThe business apps I work on don't benefit from SSR (having to write components that can render server-side is friction without payoff), and I already have a client-side router that supports nesting.
- nerdywordy 3y agoWhat router are you using? One in the svelte ecosystem or a vanilla js router? Also in the process of writing an app that has no ssr needs. There are some minor annoyances with SvelteKit and interested in other options.
- TehShrike 3y agoI'm still using https://github.com/TehShrike/abstract-state-router https://github.com/TehShrike/abstract-state-router which I wrote years ago after thinking "ui-router is great, but I need a version that can keep using no matter what component library I want to use in the future"
- wirahx 3y agoYep, but slowly converting it all over to SvelteKit. Saves me having to maintain servers, watch setups, build processes, deployment processes, routing, bundling, and so on.
- sanitycheck 3y agoYes, because Kit won't work on my target platforms. They've been focusing on SvelteKit, so plain Svelte has stayed pretty much the same for a while. It's nice, stable, feels finished. I'm ever so slightly afraid of what could happen now attention appears to be on it again. The docs + tutorial are very good, even approaching "fun" (YMMV).
- alserio 3y agoiep, doing csr microfrontends