Svelte Kit, The First ‘serverless-first’ Framework?

Svelte Kit, The First ‘serverless-first’ Framework? Rich Harris, creator of Svelte, claims Svelte is now 'serverless-first'. But is it? And how well does it integrate with serverless platforms like Netlify and Vercel? How well can this new Svelte seamlessly integrate with serverless platforms like Netlify and Vercel?

"The whole serverless thing is a pretty good trend, and Svelte is now a serverless-first framework"

That  quote is from  Rich Harris, creator of Svelte. A bold statement, but is the newly introduced Svelte Kit really “serverless-first”? And what does that even mean? And if so, how well can this new Svelte seamlessly integrate with serverless platforms like Netlify and Vercel?

Big fat disclaimer:  Svelte Kit is in early development. The source code isn't public yet. To get a sneak peek I installed the "next" version (@1.0.0-next.0) of Svelte and its  new serverless adapters:

npm init [email protected]
npm install -D @sveltejs/adapter-node
npm install -D @sveltejs/adapter-static
npm install -D @sveltejs/adapter-netlify
npm install -D @sveltejs/adapter-vercel

My findings are based on sifting through the  compiled code with the help of  Sokra's source code visualiser.

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