Express VS SvelteKit

This guide is beneficial if you're using Express adapter. For NestJS applications utilizing the Fastify adapter, these links may be helpful:

First step: understanding what I'm working with. expressjs.com is the official documentation site for express, one of the most popular web frameworks for Node.js. While this was quick to grasp from their beautifully designed website, the journey was just beginning.

Link :https://www.npmjs.com/package/express

We'll start by initializing a Node project inside a chosen folder (nodejs-blog for me) with and installing a couple of dependencies that I feel like will make our lives easier, like Express, EJS, Marked, the good ol' body-parser and gray-matter.

Express Documentation

Express.js Official Website

Basic understanding of Node.js and Express

Node.js con Express.js

Per-User Limits: Track requests on a per-user basis using their IPv4 address. We’ll leverage SvelteKit to easily retrieve the client IP with its built-in method.

Tahnks. also this https://github.com/sveltejs/kit/discussions/4339#discussionc...

For our application, I wanted to spin up a simple framework example app, so I went with SvelteKit. It’s easy to bootstrap, and it has a smooth looking getting started application. I followed the instructions here to initialize a new project:

Svelte y SvelteKit

Frontend: SvelteKit project used as a SSG

Link

Welcome to SvelteKit /> /> /> Visit href="https://kit.svelte.dev">kit.svelte.dev to read the documentation

Only, if you're going to write a fullstack app and have server rendered or statically rendered pages, you'll most likely use a meta framework like NextJs, Remix, SvelteKit, SolidStart.