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Description

What Will You Learn?

  • Find out why compiled front-end code is such a great idea
  • Learn Svelte constructs, components, messages and events
  • See how to use Stores and best practices for them
  • Learn how to properly connect Svelte to a backend
  • Get Exceptional Support. All questions answered within 24 hours!

Requirements

  • Have basic understanding of HTML and CSS
  • Some knowledge of Javascript is useful
  • NO knowledge of React or another framework required
  • NFT Certificate
  • 24 Lessons
  • Beginner
  • English
  • 5.0 Rating
  • +100 XP

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Curriculum

Course consist of total 2h 7min of content, in total.

Section 2: Data Flow, Properties, Events and Handlers
22:27
Defining and Passing Data to Components
06:26
Click Events, Handlers and Message Dispatch
10:43
Adding Reactivity to Components
05:18
Section 3: Data from Other Components, Binding and Other Features
13:55
Access Data from Within Other Components
07:18
Adding Deletion Functionality
03:17
Adding Animations Easily through Transitions
02:58
Section Tasks
Section 4: Project 2: Chitter - Creating The Template
11:53
Setup and Creating the Basic Template
08:00
Creating the Chits Container and Chit Components
03:53
Section 5: Chitter - Store and Access Data Efficiently
27:52
Svelte Stores and Why to Use them!
08:48
Inserting Data into Stores (the long way!)
05:44
Saving Data into Stores the Right Way!
07:20
Adding Another Custom Function to the Store
05:54
Section Tasks
Section 6: Create a Dummy Backend in Stores
04:03
Structuring the Codebase for Handling Backend
04:03
Section 7: Communicating with the Backend through a REST API
15:56
Creating a Backend and Getting Data from Svelte
10:41
Section Tasks
Sending Data to the Backend from Svelte
05:03
Section 8: Creating Session Data for User Login
08:07
Creating a Login Form and Saving Session Data
08:07

About the Instructor

100% of students rated this instructor as excellent!

I have a PhD in Computer Sciences and a PostDoc from the Max Planck Institute for Software Systems. I have been programming since early 2000 and have worked with many different languages, tools and platforms. I have an extensive research experience with many state-of-the-art models to my name. My research in Android security has led to some major shifts in the Android permission model.

You can see all the different areas I've worked with on my site as well as on my github page.

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