Framework-defined infrastructure at Vercel brings previously Next.js-only features to SvelteKit. Svelte has made a name for itself in the world of web development frameworks, thanks to its unique approach of converting components into optimized JavaScript modules. This innovative way of rendering apps eliminates the overhead found in traditional frameworks, leading to more performant and efficient applications. With the release of SvelteKit 1.0 , developers can leverage the power of fullstack Svelte without worrying about breaking changes. Furthermore, SvelteKit continues to evolve, offering a robust set of features and seamless integration with various deployment environments, including Vercel. Vercel, using framework-defined infrastructure (FDI) , has embraced SvelteKit, recently adding support for per-route configuration for Serverless and Edge Functions, Incremental Static Regeneration (ISR) , and easier compatibility with a range of Vercel products .…