SLanberg / TokenGuard-iGaming-PoC

This repository contains the Front-End Web Application developed using the Svelte framework.🚀
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SvelteKit comparison with Next.js (SEO optimization, libraries, community) #7

Closed SLanberg closed 7 months ago

SLanberg commented 7 months ago

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React SSR is a feature of React. You can use the renderToPipeableStream server API to render a React tree as HTML to a Node.js stream.

Next.js Provides a comprehensive set of features to optimize your website for search engines. In particular, Next.js offers a course on Search Engine Optimization (SEO) that covers topics such as search systems, search engine robots, and best SEO practices. Next.js also provides a package called Next SEO that makes it easy to manage SEO in your Next.js projects. If you’re interested in implementing SSR in your Next.js application, you can use the getServerSideProps function to fetch data and render the page on the server.

SvelteKit Expertly leverages Svelte’s features and provides control over deployment, i18n support, and image optimization. SvelteKit has SSR and in the documentation it says: All server-side code, including endpoints, has access to fetch in case you need to request data from external APIs.

For the casino house I would be interested in the image optimization and easy to implement internationalization. I'm sure that for me more comfortable will be React. However the house demand choice from one of the Next.js or SvelteKit. I think that the SvelteKit a safer choice for the future then.