Fullstack Svelte with SvelteKit by Rich Harris | Preview

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Challenge your knowledge with a quiz on the advanced parts of web development! You’ll answer 30 questions spanning a wide range of front-end development concepts, from JavaScript and CSS to delving into the more complex areas of performance optimization, web security, and HTTP protocols. After each question, Lydia will explain the answer and dive deeper into the topic to give you a more extensive understanding.
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Sections:
0:00 - Introduction and Course Description
0:39 - Layout Data
2:46 - Page Options
6:10 - Client-Side Caching

[@engageintellect]

Svelte/Sveltekit made me fall in love with programming again.

[@shawn_bullock]

I did a lot of web development back in the late 90' and early 2000's building things that rival some of the stuff we even do today. By the time Angular came out I had moved into backed development and designing large scale systems (more than 800 million transactions daily) and found more happiness in that kind of challenge. I dabbled with React and never found a place for it. Last year I discovered SvelteKit and fell in love with it. It offers so much of what is needed for modern web development but allows you to focus almost completely on what matters most: HTML, CSS, and component design without diverting 80% that focus to managing the framework also. I loved it so much so, I put my team (I'm the CTO) to the task of completely rewriting our React front end to Svelte (what took 2.5 years to make up to that point) --- and they only had a 12 week deadline and we delivered it on the very day without any known regressions until we found the first (and only known regression 9 months later). Been a year and the team is loving it. We're able to do more in less time than we did with the other framework.

[@GIOVANNYGARCIAHOLGUIN]

sveletekit debería ser mucho pero mucho mas popular, me encanta

[@xxXAsuraXxx]

Love the syntax, will definitely learn svelt when there are more library support such as client side router, i18 localizaiton etc

[@user-kc8uh9ve4j]

There are awesome libs for both routers and localisation

[@luckydev3911]

There's plenty, you'll have to read up on their own documentation tho

[@xxXAsuraXxx]

@@luckydev3911 there are plenty but extremely low download rate and looks abandoned. e.g svelte -router

[@esiwk7]

Sveltekit is the best way to produce a good quality product

[@albertjoelbonillaguerrero1313]

Muy bueno

[@dustsucker4704]

All really cool tech but what about websockets or writablestreams?

[@user-ht6tu6ks3u]

Cool!

[@bilza2023]

Great

[@gritsngrams]

is this literally just walking through the tutorial on the website?

[@daleryanaldover6545]

No, he is adding more to what is being taught in the tutorial website. Concepts and techniques that some of us might not catch when learning svelte/kit. And that in itself is a huge reason to take the course but obviously I don't have the resources to do so.

[@adamtak3128]

I'm surprised this isn't one of their free courses =/

[@benjaminpollard4114]

😏 Promo'SM

[@greendsnow]

Did you know that there's no full support to tailwind headlessui yet? plus svelte is now slower than vuejs, and there's millionjs in the neighborhood now. I love Svelte syntax, but...

[@ionutale1950]

trust me. how fast the library is less important. What you (and your colleagues) write really makes the difference

[@rnater7145]

Did svelte get slower or vue faster?

[@Ataraxia_Atom]

That's not true, I just looked up the JS framework benchmark and Svelte is faster than Vue in almost every metric

[@AlphaFrog1021]

source on how svelte is slower than vue?

[@SilvestreVivo]

hahaha I love haters!