What's new in Svelte 5
Svelte 5 introduces a compiler-first approach with fine-grained reactivity and improved JavaScript integration. Vercel has enhanced its platform to better support building and deploying Svelte applications.
With its compiler-first approach, fine-grained reactivity, and ability to integrate with any JavaScript project, Svelte stands apart from other frameworks.
At Vercel, we're big fans of Svelte—deeply invested in its success and constantly working to make our platform the best place to build and deploy Svelte apps.
, let's explore what makes this release exciting.With the arrival of Svelte 5
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