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Svelte Crash Course through Projects w/ Backend Connections

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  • Updated 3/2022
4.6
(83 Ratings)
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Course Information

Registration period
Year-round Recruitment
Course Level
Study Mode
Duration
2 Hour(s) 7 Minute(s)
Language
English
Taught by
Dr. Mohammad Nauman
Rating
4.6
(83 Ratings)
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Course Overview

Svelte Crash Course through Projects w/ Backend Connections

Learn Svelte through 2 Projects (includes Reactivity, Components, Backend Connectivity and Best Practices)

The next big thing: 

If you think React, Vue and Angular are the only popular front-end frameworks, you're missing out on the next big thing: SVELTE!


Why Svelte?

Svelte is a radical new way of handling frontend. It brings the best of both worlds .. it lets you create your front-end in a modular way. It has components, events, messages, data stores -- everything a modern framework has. BUT ... it doesn't come with all the baggage of performance overhead. Svelte achieves this by compiling your code once on the server-side and sending pure javascript to the browser.

This makes frontends written in Svelte blazingly fast and extremely easy to maintain. This is why many believe Svelte to be the future of front-end development.


Why Get This Course? 

With this course, you can learn the best practices in Svelte and how to use it to create real-world applications. We cover all important aspects of Svelte including:


  • Svelte constructs

  • Components

  • Component interactions and properties

  • Events, handlers and messages

  • Svelte shorthands to save time

  • Stores and best practices associated with them

  • ... most importantly, see how to connect Svelte to the backend through REST in the best way possible! 


What You Will Learn?

By the end of the course, you'll have a thorough understanding of the philosophy of Svelte and you would be able to dive even deeper into your particular use case. This is supposed to be the first step in your journey towards compiled frontends. Take this first step and the rest of the stuff will be much, much easier for you. You will understand the philosophy of Svelte and the official docs will make much more sense to you so that you can continue to learn on your own independently!


Support and Money Back Guarantee

Finally, I provide exceptional support for all my courses. All questions are answered within 24 hours. Plus, if you don't like the contents, I absolutely do not mind if you take advantage of the 30-day money-back guarantee!

As you might be able to see through this text, I'm very passionate about Svelte. So, join me now and let's create some projects with Svelte!

Course Content

  • 8 section(s)
  • 22 lecture(s)
  • Section 1 Intro and Basic Setup
  • Section 2 Data Flow, Properties, Events and Handlers
  • Section 3 Data from Other Components, Binding and Other Features
  • Section 4 Project 2: Chitter - Creating The Template
  • Section 5 Chitter - Store and Access Data Efficiently
  • Section 6 Create a Dummy Backend in Stores
  • Section 7 Communicating with the Backend through a REST API
  • Section 8 Creating Session Data for User Login

What You’ll Learn

  • Find out why compiled front-end code is such a great idea
  • Learn Svelte constructs, components, messages and events and many more
  • See how to use Stores and best practices for them
  • Learn how to properly connect Svelte to a backend

Reviews

  • S
    Stephen Barker
    5.0

    Quick and right to the point.

  • T
    Timo Liukko
    4.0

    Simple and straight froward.

  • R
    Ray Smets
    3.0

    Just ok. Not much depth. Did not even mention typescript support (of course much less use ts). Not mentioning some super useful and easy configurations seemed like a miss at the start, e.g. linting. Also, seems like while the template used is SvelteKit, it is a bit dated. Lastly, I find the font size he uses throughout to be far too big which makes it very difficult to grasp what is going on within the file on screen.

  • W
    Will D
    4.0

    A little fast on the typing and tabbing around - give us a second to digest and write down what you're writing. I'm having to pause the video every 5-10 seconds and slowing it down sounds absolutely terrible.

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