Thank you for making this so simple! I see other svelte todo list tuts that take it another level. This is just straight and to the point about sveltes functionality!
I haven't messed with Play at all and I'm actually just hearing about it. Personally if I were to start a project outside of the JavaScript ecosystem I would probably use Elixir / Phoenix for the web framework. I have used Elixir professionally and it was a fantastic time. How has using Play been so far?
Explanations are really clear, you just won a subscriber dude well done !
love your svelte content. thank you :)
Thanks a bunch !
What a dream come true. I think I can reproduce a react/express app that took a year to make with svelte in a few days.
SvelteKit is really that powerful. Going to make some more content on it soon :) thanks for watching
great video, alot of things I did not understand maybe because I am a noob to even javascript
very useful thanks
thanks
Thank you for this. Could you show how to connect this to a postgres db?
the best video ever that i have watched on svelte . I want to ask one more thing how can you make the todos stay even after a reload of page ? (
you require localstorage or a backend database
Thank you for making this so simple! I see other svelte todo list tuts that take it another level. This is just straight and to the point about sveltes functionality!
You are very welcome, thanks for watching :)
Nice job and welcome to Svelte/SvelteKit!
Thanks so much! Looking forward to making more tutorials with SvelteKit soon :)
Very interesting. I have messed around with SvelteKit recently and found this useful. I'm using 'Play' at the moment - any thoughts on this ?
I haven't messed with Play at all and I'm actually just hearing about it. Personally if I were to start a project outside of the JavaScript ecosystem I would probably use Elixir / Phoenix for the web framework. I have used Elixir professionally and it was a fantastic time. How has using Play been so far?
@@CooperCodes Thanks for reply. I'll have a look at Elixir.