Svelte.js [Core API] The Complete Guide

When explaining a concept, you will be very meticulous in explaining additional usage methods, so you can see that most of the things you are generally curious about are included in the lecture. Also, since you write by making the most of the advantages of ES6, you will be able to develop the habit of writing clean and concise code by the end of the lecture. This is a very good lecture for those who do not have framework experience. I look forward to the next lecture ㅎㅎ

Recently, I heard that Svelte is gaining attention while learning Vue.js. So I became interested and bought it. I haven't finished the course yet, but if I were to write an intermediate review, I feel that you have prepared the course with great sincerity. Looking at the curriculum you designed, I can feel your affection and concern for this course. I will also wait for updates on the new features you commented on.

I took the class because I liked it after listening to the sample lecture^^

Thanks to your kind guidance, I was able to learn Svelte + @(terms, scss, etc.) in a fun way.

I don't usually write reviews, but since your lecture reading skills are so outstanding, I think I would listen to any lecture without hesitation. I play the lecture at 1.5 speed, and even then, I can hear the content very well, perhaps because of your good pronunciation. I'm only halfway through listening, so I'm leaving a review! 0. You explain the Q&A in great detail. 1. The table of contents and the division of items are clearly aligned with the lecture content. 2. There is a frame in the information delivery method, so you can roughly guess what kind of content is being covered at each specific point in the lecture. 3. It is easy to apply by providing examples of frequently used patterns (it feels like using a utility function) 4. The best part is that it briefly explains the context before and after the beginning of each video, which makes it very easy to understand the flow (It may feel a bit boring at times, but I think it doesn't matter because there is a speed-up function. In my case, it was actually good for understanding the whole thing) 5. It explains deep concepts in a way that anyone can easily understand. 6. It covers each topic in depth step by step, in detail, and with many examples. I recommend it so much that I will write down the advantages for a few days. Above all, I was impressed by the generous amount of lectures.

Please explain in detail. It was so painful because of the version dependency related error, but I think the process of overcoming it also became my own know-how.

I really feel like I'm learning Svelte perfectly with this lecture. Even in the middle of the lecture, the content I learned from the source content is briefly mentioned and I feel like it's stuck in my head more because I'm reminded of the content I forgot! I'm also looking forward to the upcoming lectures.

"Reasonable price and substantial content" The lecture was a lecture that I could feel HEROPY's sincerity throughout. The lecture was free of unnecessary elements and was well organized by table of contents, so I thought it would be good to find the necessary parts later and look at them. While listening to the lecture, I really liked the following contents. 1. He kindly explained the intention and purpose of each line of code while creating a Trello service from beginning to end. 2. I was able to learn various tips(?) while creating the service. 3. He explained it in an easy way overall, considering beginner developers. 4. I am very grateful to the instructor for the low price compared to the quality and time. [What I wish] - I hope HEROPY will continue to create Svelte lectures. - It would be good if he could create lectures on medium-sized projects that are linked to the backend. I don't mind if the price is high. I was able to grow one step further by completing this lecture. I would like to express my gratitude to HEROPY. I hope you always have only good things.