Learn Svelte by Building

Hello, this is hollo coding.

We are pleased to announce the opening of a Node.Js backend course.

Fastify framework boasts faster speed than Express and convenient ORM Prisma

And this will be a Node.Js backend course developed using Typescript.

This is also about the REST API of Slog that I created with Svelte in the past, so I think it would be a good experience for those who have taken the Svelte REST-API course to listen to it.

Then, I'll see you in class.

💻 Developing the next generation Node.js backend server: https://inf.run/mpCv8

This time, I started a course on service development using Svelte and REST API. This course is open for free and is also an after-sales service for creating SLOG projects, which was included in the latter half of 'Starting Web Front with Svelte', which I wrote last year.

When creating a service using the front-end framework Svelte, the most common part is probably communicating with REST API. I prepared it focusing on the most frequently used contents in web app development, such as how to communicate with the server, JWT token authentication, and infinite scroll pagination.

This course was created with the hope that Svelte, which I really like, would be loved by more people, so I ask for your interest.

Course link: https://inf.run/7Na4

Hello. This is hollo coding.

This time, we have opened a course called ' Complete Mastery of GraphQL (Full-stack course where you learn while implementing a virtual kiosk)' .

This is the second course opened after the previous 'Learn Svelte by Making' course.

In this course, we have prepared a full-stack course that implements a virtual kiosk, Smart Menu, from the backend to the frontend, along with a general understanding of GraphQL.

On the front end, we will be using Svelte again. For those who have taken my previous courses, this will be a good opportunity to learn about GraphQL services implemented with Svelte.

And we've organized it so that you can learn about various topics that you might encounter in real projects, such as cache, authentication, and file upload, centered around GraphQL.

Then, I would like to ask for the interest of many people.

Course link: https://www.inflearn.com/course/graphql-complete-conquest?inst=ad1d8573

hello.

I have published a book to supplement the content of the Svelte course I created.

We also covered detailed parts that were not covered in the lecture.

As a practical example in the second half, we also added an SNS project that communicates with an actual backend server.

We ask for your continued interest.

Publication review

Book Link

http://www.yes24.com/Product/Goods/106212164

https://www.aladin.co.kr/shop/wproduct.aspx?ItemId=286865838

http://www.kyobobook.co.kr/product/detailViewKor.laf?ejkGb=KOR&mallGb=KOR&barcode=9791165921132&orderClick=LEa&Kc=

The routify version used in the course is 1.0.

Please refer to this part.

<script>
  import { Router } from "@sveltech/routify";
  import { routes } from "@sveltech/routify/tmp/routes";
</script>