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Svelte allows isomorphic rendering (client & server side). Svelte also has a feature called rehydrate, which will bind the component to html rendered on the server side; sortof like serializing/unserializing.

This enables me to use Svelte for both client-side & server side rendering, replacing other template systems & having the best of both worlds (page caching, dynamic behavior on the client, a scalable front-end architecture, composition, etc).

https://svelte.technology/

Here's a quick post about my setup for static sites.

http://www.briantakita.com/posts/monorepo-static-sites-using...

Here's a post on converting from riotjs to svelte on a client project.

http://www.briantakita.com/posts/sveltejs-from-riotjs/

You realize it's just html and css with some js to swap out elements right

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