I very much look forward to the follow-up videos showing how to sync to a cloud DB. I was able to translate the Svetle to React pretty easily so I wouldn't sweat to much reproducing this for other frameworks. Just calling out when things are different was helpful.
learned something today about svelte how about adding auth to the app so the that people can a have different way invoice based on login user and organization will love to see that two
He says you don’t need to use svelte, its helpful instead of setting up routes and all of that, but you can go html css and js and it would still be just as fine
Very very soon. First video will just be Replicache without server syncing. I'm also working on a video on how to do local syncing with Pocketbase too.
@@syntaxfm They are supposed to simplif the life for state management because redux and friends are "too hard". They feel like magic, but they are the worst kind of magic, the one you need to be aware of. Proxies are incompatible with almost any third party thing (sending data to backend, storing on a DB and basically anything that needs to be serialized) and because they convert anything in any deep into proxies, and there is nothing in the type system about it, you will very easily turn something into a proxy without noticing until you get a runtime error because something tried to "store a portion of your state" 5 components deep. Redux, at least is all objects
I very much look forward to the follow-up videos showing how to sync to a cloud DB. I was able to translate the Svetle to React pretty easily so I wouldn't sweat to much reproducing this for other frameworks. Just calling out when things are different was helpful.
Working on getting the first of those out this week. Just finalizing
Can't wait for more videos!!
PS: please keep with svelte :D
You are a fantastic teacher! Great video
Excellent video! Love your concentration on local-first code. It's always a wonderful revelation when I realize again how much I don't know.
letss goo svelte gang
Sorry to React folks 😅😅
Svelte 💪
This is amazing.
You are breath-taking Scott!
Spectacular! Amazing! Well presented! Thank you! 🎉
Svelte looks great!
Woow... I'm missing something
learned something today about svelte how about adding auth to the app so the that people can a have different way invoice based on login user and organization will love to see that two
That's it?? I thought getting an app to run offline was more complicated. Thanks for this great tutorial!
Glad it was helpful 🫡
Great to see some more Levelup Tuts!
L+4Life
3:43 since npm v5, 4 years ago, you don’t need to type -save…
Thanks Scott for doing these! Looking forward to the Replicache one, hopefully using React ;)
Any reason not to use the lib folder for the db files?
I typically use the lib folder mostly for components but it doesn’t matter really.
what is the command line app in the beginning?
Warp
Ah the framework dependency, hard to find just pure code examples without depending on frameworks now-a-days, fuf.
He says you don’t need to use svelte, its helpful instead of setting up routes and all of that, but you can go html css and js and it would still be just as fine
Thank you so much for this.
Man, I have been waiting for a follow up on this, using replica etc.
When do you think this will be available?
Very very soon. First video will just be Replicache without server syncing. I'm also working on a video on how to do local syncing with Pocketbase too.
@@syntaxfm looking forward for the pocketbase one!
Svelte automatic proxies are so absurd...
What don’t you like about them?
@@syntaxfm They are supposed to simplif the life for state management because redux and friends are "too hard". They feel like magic, but they are the worst kind of magic, the one you need to be aware of. Proxies are incompatible with almost any third party thing (sending data to backend, storing on a DB and basically anything that needs to be serialized) and because they convert anything in any deep into proxies, and there is nothing in the type system about it, you will very easily turn something into a proxy without noticing until you get a runtime error because something tried to "store a portion of your state" 5 components deep. Redux, at least is all objects
Sounds like a terrible experience to make any kind of web app using Scratch 🥴
Not "with" scratch.
@@syntaxfm I know, sorry, couldn't resist 😛