pillaiindu
Can Svelte be used as an alternative to Stimulus and Alpine?
I mean, when you render all the HTML at the server side and the data is sent through HTTP requests, except only if some tiny things are done through Ajax.
Like Stimulus isn’t created for a SPA, but an MPA which has “small sprinkles of JavaScript”.
Thank you!
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