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I’ve just had occasion to use Svelte / SvelteKit on a web project, and…
…it’s quite good. The core features are well chosen, and they work. The learning curve pays dividends. The resulting code is reasonably pleasant to read. As often as not, the surprises have sensible decisions behind them. It feels like it •is• the thing that React is •trying to be•.
There are gaps and quirks and barriers — it is a tool, after all — but if you’re writing a highly interactive SPA-style site, it gets the Paul Seal of Approval.

Saw a post about "we moved from React to Svelte with the help of agents!!!" and…
…immediately I thought why don't they use the time and cost for that to move to native apps?

Just in case you missed and want to share the versions of some of your svelte related packages...
#CVE

Georgine Strathy, "The Night Owls" (1971)
Tonight's the perfect night to be superb.
Source: https://collections.musee-mccord-stewart.ca/en/objects/455156/the-night-owls

Just merged the go-based branch of #convos (web based irc client) to main, planning to do a stable release in a week or two. Other than a total rewrite of the backend from #perl to #go, the main interesting features are oidc SSO and proper webpush notifications working on android and ios. If you want to test the new release, the alpha images are now built using go https://github.com/convos-chat/convos/pkgs/container/convos - the svelte frontend remains more or less unchanged, will probably be upgraded to a more recent svelte and retouched for v10

I just published a Fastify plugin to render Svelte CSR or SSR with/without hydration. It's not feature complete but does work quite well already. Feel free to give it a try or send feedback.
https://github.com/matths/fastify-svelte-view