Svelte

Learn how to get started with Svelte in Codesphere.

December 14, 2023 1 Min Read
Svelte
Svelte

Codesphere

From everyone in the Codesphere Team:)

Svelte is a frontend JavaScript framework that allows you to build web applications. It was developed by Rich Harris and is known for its simplicity and efficiency.

Unlike other popular frontend frameworks like React and Angular, Svelte does not use a virtual DOM (a lightweight in-memory representation of the actual DOM). Instead, it converts your components into highly optimized vanilla JavaScript code that manipulates the DOM directly. This means that there is no runtime library needed to update the DOM, which can result in faster and smaller applications.

Glad to see your interest in this topic

Glad to see your interest in this topic. Svelte is tightly integrated in Codesphere. Unfortunately our documentation is still being built up and this specific document does not exist yet.

We are working really hard to continuously improve our documentation, until we have caught up we are glad to assist you personally in setting this up.

Please fill out the contact form to set up a consultation with one of our solution engineers or head over to our Discord community to get help.

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