
Explore what a JavaScript framework does for front-end development, including pre-built tools for the user interface, conditional rendering, and reactive concepts, with focus on Svelte and comparisons to other libraries.
CORRECTION: In the video, I refer to Svelte not having a Shadow DOM, this is incorrect. I was referring to it not needing/having a virtual DOM which is different from Shadow DOM.
The course will use
Vite - as the package manager/dev server
Svelte - Frontend UI framework
Tailwind - CSS utility framework
DaisyUI - Tailwind UI component Library
This video will show you how to quickly set all those up!
Follow along so you can code with me and complete each lesson's assignment.
Learn Svelte 4 template looping to render posts from a simulated api using data.json, importing data and looping with each to display author and post text in DaisyUI cards.
Explore client-side routing in a Svelte 4 single-page app by building a navigation bar, defining routes for form and posts, using location for active links, and navigate for programmatic routing.
Implement state management by creating a root writable posts store, load data from data.json, expose reactive $posts, and refactor components to update the store directly.
Svelte makes learning JavaScript Frameworks fun.
If you know how to code in JavaScript you can already write a simple Svelte app. Take those skills and level up into the most loved tool for developers.
What will you learn?
How to build a simple web application using Svelte
What is a JavaScript framework
Why use a JavaScript framework
JavaScript framework fundamentals like conditional rendering, template looping, state management, routing, etc.
How to prototype quickly with TailwindCSS and DaisyUI
The confidence and knowledge to use Svelte as well as learn any other JavaScript framework
Svelte is the latest and greatest front-end tool for web developers. If you want to stay ahead of the curve and be ready for where the industry is going, learn Svelte now!
Who is this course for?
Anyone looking to learn how to make reactive websites
Beginners that want to take the next step after learning HTML, CSS, and JavaScript basics
Anyone that wants to stay on top of the latest and greatest tools
The course is broken up into 9 lessons and 9 assignments. Each assignment is meant to reinforce the knowledge you will learn during the lesson. It's highly recommended to code alone with the lessons and then complete each assignment before moving on to the next one.
All the code will be available in a GitHub repo which you will be in the description of the setup video.