Course Information
Registration period
Year-round Recruitment
Course Level
Study Mode
Duration
2 Hour(s) 52 Minute(s)
Language
English
Taught by
Barry Michael Doyle
Rating
Course Overview
Add a new and upcoming Frontend Framework to your toolbelt!
This is a course designed to take you from zero experience with SvelteKit to a level where you will be comfortable building basic applications using the new skills that you will learn in the course.
After you're done you should be able to build your own multi-page websites using SvelteKit.
Prerequisite Knowledge:
HTML
CSS
JavaScript
We assume you have a basic understanding and experience in working with the languages mentioned about.
You will learn best practices of SvelteKit as we build a blog website throughout the course.
Course Requirements:
Stable Internet Connection
Windows, Mac or Linux computer/laptop
If you want a quick taste for the Svelte language before picking up this course, we recommend checking out the tutorial on the official Svelte Website.
The course lecturer will be available within 24 hours to assist with any issues that may arise related to the course. If you get stuck anywhere, simple ask in the Q&A section.
Concepts Covered:
Building New SvelteKit Web Applications from Scratch.
Implementing Sites with Master Page Layouts.
Creating Multi-page websites with routing implemented.
Creating Fast Lightweight Web Applications.
Reading and Displaying Markdown files using MDSVEX in Web Applications.
Implementing Transitions for components and pages.
This course focusses purely on the Front End development aspect of SvelteKit. There will be server side concepts demonstrated in the course and how to deal with the intricacies that come up there. However the goal is to build fast lightweight static webpage with ease using the SvelteKit framework.
Course Content
- 6 section(s)
- 21 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Introduction
- Section 2 Creating a Layout
- Section 3 Implementing Routing
- Section 4 Working with Markdown Files
- Section 5 Reusable Functionality
- Section 6 Extra Useful Features
What You’ll Learn
- Start New Svelte Projects From Scratch
- Implement Routing in Svelte
- Display Markdown Files Using MDSVEX
- Build Web Applications With Layouts
- Implement Svelte Transitions Elegantly
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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GGabriel Rendon
Good enough for a complete beginner. It would be nice if it had actions and events sections
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PPeter Chapman
Sorry, but this course should be updated immediately or pulled. As sveltekit has gone through some significant changes since this was first created, much of what's taught doesn't work anymore. I first ran into issues on the double underscore naming for files (vs new "+" prepending. Then the whole section on routing (which is what I bought the course for), didn't work as the JS added, is non-functional. I read svelte docs over and over (only partially helped, why I needed a course like this) and found that it's better now to create a .js file. Then, the error page didn't work either as instructed. So I decide to move to the Markdown section (second reason for purchasing the course) and now that's producing bundles of errors that even when following the suggestions in the errors, isn't working (I followed the instructions verbatim). I'm stopping now, and unfortunately going to ask for my money back. So, PLEASE update or remove this course.
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OOsvaldo HaMashiach
Good introduction course to kit svelte. Right now, kit svelte is in prerelease candidate phase, we had a huge change meanly in routing making things better to read and behind the scenes, is a short course and is time to update it to bring us back and new students too... I believe right now should be a lot of instructors preparing kit svelte courses because prerelease candidate phase is on :) now is the time :) great introduction
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MMohamed Abd Allah
Excellent start for someone who wants to get an idea of all Sveltekit features before diving in for the nitty gritty details. This course is a time saver. I like this style for courses when the tool is constantly changing and under development like Sveltekit.
