SvelteKit and TypeScript Course - Build A Type-Safe SvelteKit 1.0 App

[@Loui3Hunna]

Just discovered your channel via the Svelte Ecommerce video and I'm so happy I did! Very well explained and the content feels relative and interesting. Been working with Svelte for a while now, but haven't touched much Typescript, so this channel is a perfect match. Please keep it up and I will watch every video you put out 🤩🔥

[@CooperCodes]

Thank you Ludvig for both of your comments! Glad you're appreciating the SvelteKit and TypeScript content, more stuff with this stack soon :)

[@Loui3Hunna]

@@CooperCodes Sounds great man, looking forward for it

[@maskman4821]

This is an an awesome Sveltekit + Typescript tutorial, by far the best, have learned a lot about typing variables, objects with interface in app.d.ts, this is a valuable lesson, thanks a bunch, you are the man 👍🤩😍😘😀🙏

[@CooperCodes]

Thanks so much! This project is a really practical approach showing all the different ways TypeScript is used in SvelteKit, glad you enjoyed it so much :)

[@salahaldinedouard5299]

Wow, Cooper lately you’ve been on fire 🔥🔥🔥 Keep up the great work your channel is awesome.

[@CooperCodes]

Yo Salah I seriously appreciate comments like this! More stuff soon :) thank you for supporting

[@a7mdbest15]

This channel is a hidden gem

[@Jake-bh1hm]

Awesome, completed this but now it would be cool if you had a video showing how to convert this into local store or integrate with drizzle

[@paulthomas1052]

Great tutorial as always. Thanks - I found it really interesting having not done a great a deal of SvelteKit Dev before.

[@CooperCodes]

Thank you as always :) this tutorial is definitely approachable for newer SvelteKit devs, so glad you appreciated it in that aspect.

[@meka4996]

Wow such an amazing little tutorial! I understand all you have shown here. Thanks!

[@jhonyortiz5]

This is really cool. I mean svelte is cool too but I appreciate you showed an entire example.

[@CooperCodes]

The example helps show TypeScript in action, so glad to see it was helpful for that. Thank you for watching :)

[@JeremiKress]

I love your teaching style ❤

[@joywins2dois2be43]

thank you so much!

[@sebuzz17]

Just a small remark: Types could be a lot better if you'd use utility operators like Partial, Pick or Omit instead of duplicating your types as two independant things with common values.

[@soushi8885]

Personnally, I did this : interface CodeSnippet extends CodeSnippetInput { favorite: boolean; }

[@ThomasJunkOS]

@@soushi8885 Which is IMHO the proper way to do it.

[@MirrorsEdgeGamer01]

@@ThomasJunkOS Or use the intersection operator. If you made them as a type def.

[@MikeZornek]

Thanks for the vid. Was very tight and well done.

[@skeletonlabs]

Great job Cooper! Thanks for sharing!

[@jamiewalker1745]

Amazing tutorial. I got all the way towards the end, but when I start the +page.ts file, I get an error alying that the module "PageLoad" doesn't exist on $types. I can't work it out from there.

[@CooperCodes]

During the setup did you ensure that you built the project with Typescript typings? I have the GitHub in description if that helps. Sometimes to recognize types you may have to restart VS Code as well

[@TheFoxstory]

found your channel and I love it! Thank you! Could you do a SvelteKit Auth tutorial with credentials and mongodb or something :>

[@kerodfresenbetgebremedhin1881]

you can extend interfaces to avoid code duplication mate

[@8koi245]

sheesh 2 days ago, fresh and nice

[@bambanx]

Sveltekit have own backend? Thanks you

[@AerveCreations]

Wauw

[@TheMrSinek]

my CodeBlock works in npm run dev, but when i build my sveltekit-app highlight.js doesn't do its job :(