Changelog

SvelteKit is the recommended way to build apps of all shapes and sizes. It runs wherever JavaScript runs, you can deploy your app as a traditional Node server. Unlike traditional ‘multi-page app’ or MPA frameworks, it defaults to client-side navigation after the initial server-rendered page load.

Announcing SvelteKit 1.0

Svelte compiles with pure HTML, CSS, and JavaScript - React has way more libraries. React is a progressive JavaScript frontend framework that helps you build complex web UIs. It takes a more behind-the-scenes (magic) style approach where it interprets very basic-looking JavaScript code.

Svelte vs React: Which framework to learn in 2023?

Svelte Blog

SvelteKit 1.0 is just around the corner! With 99% of the milestone issues completed, there's a lot of new changes from the last month to cover. The css compiler options of and have been replaced with settings to speed up compilation for builds and improve clarity.

What's new in Svelte: December 2022

A modern JavaScript framework for building reactive web applications. Readers can explore Svelte's component-based architecture, reactive data bindings, and compile-time approach to generating efficient JavaScript code, as well as its ecosystem of libraries, tools, and frameworks.

Best of Svelte — December 2022