The latest addition to my experimental Svelte Bazel rules is optional opt-in to advanced Closure compiler optimizations in the bundle_prod rule. This means you have a choice between Rollup and the Closure compiler when generating prod bundles using bundle_prod.
This short post shows a simple example of how to integrate the Closure compiler with Snowpack to create an optimized Svelte production build.
In this post I take a closer look at performance optimizations from using the Closure compiler to bundle Svelte applications.
In this short post I will show how to serve a Svelte application from a .Net Core backend.
In the following post I will show how to make use of server-side rendering in Svelte.
I believe build-time compilers will play a much more important role in JavaScript development in the coming years. I this post I will show how I reduced the payload size of my blog commenting feature from over 100k to 4.7k by switching to the compiler based framework Svelte.
In this article I will show how to create a simple chat application using Svelte and Socket.io.
In the following post I will show how to create a treeview using Svelte. I will also compile the treeview with the closure compiler (ADVANCED_OPTIMIZATION).