Yeah, I'm glad these projects are emerging. I love svelte but I am not entirely convinced about how they push you towards sveltekit, especially in the docs. (I know there are adapters that allow you to use another backend but everything in the docs and examples push you towards NodeJS and sveltekit). It is as if react docs were written in a way that pushes you towards NextJS (they're from different companies so this is not the case, but I still think it is a good analogy).
I just don't want a NodeJS backend, all our team wants is to use a Golang backend which saves us ton of resources, which means less instances required, which means less $$$ (and Golang is awesome - performant, easy to read and write, easy to code concurrency, type safe without the hassle, built-in test suites/formatter/etc).
I'd love something like Laravel but for Golang+Svelte.
I just don't want a NodeJS backend, all our team wants is to use a Golang backend which saves us ton of resources, which means less instances required, which means less $$$ (and Golang is awesome - performant, easy to read and write, easy to code concurrency, type safe without the hassle, built-in test suites/formatter/etc).
I'd love something like Laravel but for Golang+Svelte.