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Svelte Resources, Tutorials and Guides
Svelte takes a different approach — compiling components to efficient JavaScript instead of shipping a runtime. This hub gathers Svelte tutorials and guides on reactivity, components, and building full apps with SvelteKit.
3 articles · Updated May 19, 2023
Svelte's compile-time model means less boilerplate and smaller bundles — many developers find it the most enjoyable way to write UI.
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What makes Svelte different from React or Vue?▾
Svelte is a compiler: it turns your components into optimized vanilla JavaScript at build time rather than running a virtual DOM in the browser. The result is less boilerplate and typically smaller, faster bundles.
What is SvelteKit?▾
SvelteKit is the official application framework for Svelte, providing routing, server-side rendering, data loading, and deployment — much like Next.js does for React.