Watch me (a React developer) work through the first 5 parts of the official Svelte tutorial. Intro, Reactivity, Props, Logic, and Events. Try it yourself! svelte.dev/tut...
I read you Pure React book and found great explanation. My plan for the rest this year is to learn Strapi and Svelte. It would be so much thanks if you can make a video tutorial (or book) combining svelte (frontend) with strapi (backend). IEnglish is not my native language and I'm also the person who have no computer science background, BUT i don't know why, to be honest, i'm easy understand your explanation whether reading your book and watching your videos. So much thanks.
`numbers = numbers` is a little weir, also have to avoid using `push` for array op, but I like svelte, have nice things like the promises in Html or the event bubble propagation, are great features. Thanks Dave for this window to Svelte.!! is very helpful for know it.
Yeah - I like doing it the immutable way like numbers = [...numbers, newOne], avoids the whole numbers=numbers thing, but it's a useful trick to know if you need to force an update for some reason!
I read you Pure React book and found great explanation. My plan for the rest this year is to learn Strapi and Svelte. It would be so much thanks if you can make a video tutorial (or book) combining svelte (frontend) with strapi (backend). IEnglish is not my native language and I'm also the person who have no computer science background, BUT i don't know why, to be honest, i'm easy understand your explanation whether reading your book and watching your videos. So much thanks.
Thank you
`numbers = numbers` is a little weir, also have to avoid using `push` for array op, but I like svelte, have nice things like the promises in Html or the event bubble propagation, are great features.
Thanks Dave for this window to Svelte.!! is very helpful for know it.
Yeah - I like doing it the immutable way like numbers = [...numbers, newOne], avoids the whole numbers=numbers thing, but it's a useful trick to know if you need to force an update for some reason!
Great starting video for Svelte. Read one of your books too. Very simple to read just like this talk.
Thank you!