Version 3.0 of SvelteKit, the official application framework for Svelte, is now available. If you’ve used earlier versions of SvelteKit, everything will feel very familiar — it’s the same framework with a little more polish, a little more type safety, and a little less junk. We’ve made migration as seamless as we can…
SvelteKit 3 is here! Check out the announcement post for the highlights, then run sv migrate to handle most of the upgrade for you. sv itself hit 1.0 on the same day, making the community add on API official. Below you’ll find the last round of changes that landed before 3.0 adapter API updates, zero config deploys…
This month, Svelte 5.57 shipped with new SvelteMap methods and a few quality of life additions while SvelteKit 3 got closer to the finish line with its Release Candidate. The sv CLI also got a new ai tools add on that replaces the old mcp one, and sv@next now ships a task based sveltekit 3 migration for existing…
SvelteKit 3 is now in the Release Candidate phase. If all goes well — meaning that people like you try it out and find that it works as expected — we will follow it up with a stable release in the near future, with no further breaking changes. But there are some breaking changes since SvelteKit 2. We’re taking…
The biggest news this month is the first @next releases of SvelteKit 3. Thirteen preview versions shipped in July: previewing new $app/manifest and $app/service worker modules, improved API availability and type checking in service workers, tracing out of the experimental namespace, shallow routing baked into goto…
This month brought a real shift in how SvelteKit projects are configured. You can now define your SvelteKit config directly inside vite.config.js and skip svelte.config.js entirely. We also got the first preview of explicit environment variables, which will eventually replace $env/ modules in SvelteKit 3. On top of…
This month we got a bunch of improvements in SvelteKit’s forms and remote functions. Plus, a new query function ( .live(...) ) that makes accessing real time data from the server easier. Keep an eye out for a few breaking changes in remote functions, if you’re using those. Otherwise, enjoy all the new SvelteKit…
This month we got a ton of improvements to SvelteKit’s remote functions, TypeScript 6.0 support and the experimental release of community plugins in the Svelte CLI. Svelte was also featured in ThoughtWorks Technology Radar ! Big month, bigger showcase... so let’s dive in! What’s new in SvelteKit SvelteKit now…
This month, a new best practices guide was added to the Svelte docs. Check it out, if you haven’t already! On the code side, the Svelte MCP got even easier to use with improvements to the official OpenCode package. Combined with the improvements to svelte.config.js , server side error boundaries in SvelteKit and…
This month, we got a ton of new features across Svelte, SvelteKit and even the Svelte CLI. Plus, the State of JS 2025 is out and Svelte continues to hold the top spot among reactive frameworks in terms of positive sentiment. So, without further ado, let’s dive in! What’s new in Svelte createContext can now be used…
