It's summer for those of us in the northern hemisphere, which usually means vacations and a natural slowing of business, but not in the Jamstack world. We've got new frameworks, new acquisitions (Netlify's Stackbit acquisition was announced just this morning), new tools and new features to existing tools. I didn't even have space to get into a number of recent new annoucements in the headless CMS space around AI integration from companies like Sanity and Kontent.
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Announcing Svelte 4
Svelte 4 focuses on better performance by reducing the size of the generated JavaScript, improvements to the developer experience and an overhaul of svelte.dev, including a new learning experience. Also check out this post detailing the expanded support for SvelteKit on Vercel.
The Svelte Team
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The Next Phase of Eleventy: Return of the Side Project
Full time development on Eleventy had been sponsored by Netlify for the past year, but that has come to an end. The post doesn’t go into detail on the nature of or reasons for this change, but does offer opportunities for you to help the project going forward.
Zach Leatherman
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Is React Having An Angular.js Moment?
The author makes the argument that by pushing developers into server components, React is forcing developers to relearn many things to fit a new paradigm, breaking the existing ecosystem and creating apps that are complex to debug. In particular, he calls out Next.js for making server components a strongly recommended option as of v13.4.
François Zaninotto
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✂︎ Tools, Resources & More...
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Thanks for reading. — Brian
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