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Svelte is an open source project that has a core team and many volunteer contributors. A volunteer organization called Svelte Society promotes Svelte and its ecosystem. They run a quarterly Svelte Summit. It is a well-loved and maintained project.
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SaaSHub
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There are plugins for all the major web bundlers to handle Svelte compilation, such as Vite (vite-plugin-svelte) and webpack (svelte-loader). They will output .js and .css files that you can insert into your HTML. There are also plugins for major testing frameworks to enable testing a Svelte codebase, such as Vitest and Playwright.
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todomvc
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Svelte produces small bundles. The prototypical ToDoMVC application creates a bundle of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript of the following sizes in the different frameworks:
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There are plugins for all the major web bundlers to handle Svelte compilation, such as Vite (vite-plugin-svelte) and webpack (svelte-loader). They will output .js and .css files that you can insert into your HTML. There are also plugins for major testing frameworks to enable testing a Svelte codebase, such as Vitest and Playwright.
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Svelte for VS Code — Provides syntax highlighting and rich IntelliSense for Svelte components in VS Code, using the Svelte Language Server. The Svelte team maintains this
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The official application framework for Svelte is SvelteKit, though other application frameworks such as Astro support Svelte as well. SvelteKit allows you to build a multi-page application using Svelte components. It provides all the pieces you need to build a modern web app such as:
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You can compare performance in a more rigorous way by consulting Stefan Krause's js-framework-benchmark project. Here are results based on the latest snapshot: