Why Svelte?
If you think React, Vue and Angular are the only popular front-end frameworks, you're missing out on the next big thing: 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 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:
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!
Exceptional Support
Finally, I provide exceptional support for all my courses. All questions are answered within 24 hours.
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 consist of total 2h 7min of content, in total.
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.