Exploring SvelteKit, the newest Svelte-based framework
Blog post from LogRocket
SvelteKit is the latest web app development framework built on Svelte, designed to simplify the creation of web applications with features such as server-side rendering and routing, similar to Next.js, but with a lighter, faster architecture due to its unique compilation approach. It succeeds Sapper and is in public beta, offering a more straightforward learning curve compared to frameworks like React, thanks to its fewer concepts. SvelteKit supports serverless architectures and can be adapted for platforms like Netlify and Vercel, with built-in features like code splitting and server-side rendering, making it appealing for both beginners and experienced developers. The framework facilitates building scalable apps by providing examples of setting up projects, handling routing, managing state with writable stores, and implementing simple authentication, demonstrating its versatility and potential for developing modern web applications.