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Svelte

Cybernetically enhanced web apps

Overview

Svelte is a UI framework that uses a compiler so you can write concise components that do minimal work in the browser, using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.\n\nFor application development, the Svelte team recommends SvelteKit (powered by Vite). With SvelteKit you can mix rendering strategies per route, including server rendering (SSR), client-side rendering (CSR / SPA mode), static site generation (SSG) via prerendering, and Incremental Static Regeneration (ISR) when deploying with the official Vercel adapter.\n\nSvelte also provides a server-only API (svelte/server) for rendering components to HTML on the server when compiling with the server option.

Rendering Modes
CSRSSRSSG
Best For

Interactive components, Small to medium apps, Performance-critical UIs, ISR

License

MIT

Quick Start

npm i svelte

Recommended getting started path: create a new project using SvelteKit (powered by Vite): npx sv create myapp → cd myapp → npm install → npm run dev Editor tooling: use the official Svelte VS Code extension; optional CLI checking via npx sv check.

Key Features

Compile-time Reactivity

No Virtual DOM

Scoped CSS

Transitions

Stores

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Minimal bundle size
  • Simple syntax
  • Great performance

Cons

  • Smaller ecosystem
  • Fewer jobs

Common Use Cases

Component-Based Web UIsSingle-Page Applications (SPA)Interactive Widgets / EmbeddablesFull-Stack Apps (via SvelteKit)High-Performance Content Sites (via SvelteKit)UI Prototyping & Learning

Compatible CMS

Compatible Cloud Servers

Deno Deploy Free

Serverless at the edge for Deno

AWS Amplify

AWS Amplify

Build full-stack web and mobile apps

Google Cloud Run

Fully managed serverless containers