Svelte is a modern framework for building web applications, known for its simplicity and ease of use. Svelte is a compiler that converts your code into JavaScript at build time, rather than interpreting it at runtime. This results in a smaller bundle size and faster load times. Svelte is a great choice for building interactive web applications.
Svelte comes with Sveltekit, a framework for building web applications with SSR, routing, and more.
Why would you need a backend for your Svelte / Sveltekit app?
At some point, a backend is mandatory for implementing critical features:
- Dynamic Data Management: Be prepared to interact with data that will vary and update over time.
- CRUD Operations: CRUD encompasses the activities of Creating, Reading, Updating, and Deleting. Enable users to create, modify, and manage their own content effectively. You can't do that with just a front-end
- User Authentication Setup: This involves establishing mechanisms for user logins and sign-ups, as well as setting up access rights to your offerings.
- File and Image Handling: Concentrate on the processes of uploading, storing, and retrieving files and images.
- Developing Server-side Processes: Add server-based functionalities like sending emails or tasks that need a secure environment and cannot be executed from the client side.
What is CASE?
CASE is a
lightweight backend-as-a-service that deploys a full backend in one-command with everything you need without configuration:
- Database
- REST API
- Admin Panel
Why is CASE the best backend to use with Svelte ?
Combining
CASE and SvelteJS gives you many advantages:
- Keep it simple: Svelte stands out for its simplicity, CASE too. Deploy your backend in one connect with your svelte app
- Use the JS SDK: Use the CASE JS SDK in Svelte to access backend functions such as lists, filters, upload, creation, auth...
- Nothing to configure: The backend, often a complex realm with many components, is simplified with CASE as there is nothing to configure.