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So-called metaframeworks like Next.js and Gatsby have taken off in the last few years. This article introduces you to one of the most recent examples, the SvelteKit framework for Svelte. Like Next.js before it, SvelteKit provides an all-in-one, full-stack platform for building reactive web apps.SvelteKit is the successor to Sapper, the previous generation of the full-stack prerendering framework for Svelte. [ Also on InfoWorld: How to CRUD with Node.js and MongoDB ] What is SvelteKit? The idea behind SvelteKit is to roll together a front end and back end and obtain the best of both worlds. In addition to making for a simple build process (because the entire stack is combined), SvelteKit provides the following benefits out of the box:To read this article in full, please click here
So-called metaframeworks like Next.js and Gatsby have taken off in the last few years. This article introduces you to one of the most recent examples, the SvelteKit framework for Svelte. Like Next.js before it, SvelteKit provides an all-in-one, full-stack platform for building reactive web apps.
SvelteKit is the successor to Sapper, the previous generation of the full-stack prerendering framework for Svelte.
What is SvelteKit?
The idea behind SvelteKit is to roll together a front end and back end and obtain the best of both worlds. In addition to making for a simple build process (because the entire stack is combined), SvelteKit provides the following benefits out of the box: