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What Is Svelte Kit
In this video, find out what Svelte & Svelte Kit are. We talk about how Svelte Kit can improve your web apps for both developer and user experience.
https://kit.svelte.dev/
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Svelte Kit
24 videos
Released: May 31 2021Course Instructor
Scott Tolinski
- What Is Svelte Kit
7m23s - Getting Started
8m22s - Exploring the Svelte Kit Demo
17m16s - Starting From A Skeleton
9m29s - Pages, Routing and Layouts In Svelte Kit
7m53s - The $lib Directory
4m58s - CSS In Svelte Kit - PostCSS, Scss & Scoping
11m35s - Tailwinds With PostCSS
9m41s - API Routes
5m49s - Nested Layouts
8m25s - Layout Resets
2m56s - Parameter Based File Names
8m2s - Loading Data Before Initial Render
9m24s - Markdown with MDSVEX
6m58s - Dynamic Imports and Frontmatter
6m36s - Frontmatter with MDSVEX
7m16s - Glob Imports
14m27s - Loading in Depth
14m50s - Error Pages
7m33s - Prefetch and Other Anchor Options
6m9s - Static Site Generation and Adapters
9m5s - Hosting On Render
6m49s - Building For Node
4m46s - TypeScript In Svelte Kit
5m50s
Comments
Sean
9 months ago
Svelte is definitely up and coming, its being used widely within agencies and I know of a few decent sized sass projects being implemented using svelte. It's definitely not lollipop, that's probably why quality pro learning sites like leveluptuts is producing content for svelte. Sveltkit is different enough from vuejs and react that its worth exploring and its gaining traction. I am considering using Sveltkit over Nextjs for my own startup, why, because its more cost effective to host and run svelte over Next and React, also the learning curve is less, so its easier to onboard new developers and the ecosystem is growing.
owlbynight
9 months ago [edited]
@bobo This is easily the weirdest comment I've ever seen on a site like this. People who take this course are looking to learn Svelte -- that's why we're here. For me, it's because it's clearly an up-and-coming technology that's going to compete with the big boys soon, if not already, and I'm interested in playing around with it. If I wanted to learn the things you mentioned, I'd go find courses on that material. For instance, I'm a DevOps engineer and I've taken several AWS courses on PluralSight. Why would I also expect to find that on site full of web technology tutorials?
Stephen
10 months ago
@bobo Gotta defend Scott on this one. Wholeheartedly disagree with you bobo, his catalog is perfect for his audience and if he taught the stuff you listed I would stop paying. You should go to plural sight for that content.
bobo
10 months ago
I like you but you abut think you are watering down the value of the site by adding this type of lollipop tech. Picking tech that isnt in demand for professionals. Devs need things like AWS, AZURE, algorithmic code, functional code, OOP, js completely anything js, node, that type of stuff.
Just think these wont help people my 2cents and happy to pay more to get that content :D
bobo
10 months ago
first had to do it.
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