Svelte at Shivacha
Compiler-based UI framework producing small, fast bundles.
Overview
Svelte compiles components into efficient JavaScript with minimal runtime, producing very small bundles. We use Svelte and SvelteKit where performance on constrained devices matters or for embeddable widgets that must stay lightweight.
Why we use it
- Minimal runtime
- Very small bundles
- Simple reactivity
- SvelteKit for full apps
How we use it
Svelte in our engineering work
Embeddable widgets
Lightweight components for third-party sites.
Performance-critical UIs
Fast interfaces on low-end devices.
Interactive visualisations
Smooth animations and data displays.
Services
Services that use Svelte
Frontend Development
Modern frontend engineering with React, Next.js, Vue and Angular — design systems, performance and accessibility built in.
Learn moreWeb Application Development
High-performance web applications and platforms built with React, Next.js and modern backends — fast, accessible and secure.
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What we combine with Svelte
Frameworks and languages for fast, accessible interfaces.
Insights
Related insights
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React is a UI library; Next.js is a framework built on it. When a plain React single-page app is enough, and when server rendering, routing and SEO make Next.js the better choice.
Learn moreMVP development cost: how to scope a first release without wasting runway
An MVP's cost is mostly a scoping decision. The discipline of cutting to the riskiest assumption is what keeps a first release fast and useful.
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