Svelte.js [Core API] Complete Guide

Hello everyone taking the 'Svelte.js [Core API] Complete Guide' course~
My name is Park Young-woong.

Since the previous announcement, we have filmed the following new parts up to today:

- 11-5. $$slots
- 15-1. Matching the lecture example module versions

11-5 is an additional feature regarding component slots,
15-1 is a method to match the versions of the installation modules that you must see before creating the 'Trello Clone App Example' included in the lecture.
Be sure to check out the new videos~😉

And I also updated my blog with the latest content. ( Svelte.js Complete Guide (Renew) )
Please refer to this when studying~

There's only one day left in 2020.
I hope you finish this eventful year well,
I hope that next year everyone will be happy, joyful, and free to roam around. 

Happy New Year in advance~⭐
thank you .

The next Svelte.js lecture that was announced has finally been released! 👏

Link: [Svelte.js SPA movie search project]

To briefly introduce this lecture,

This is an example lecture using a movie search API based on SPA (Single Page Application).

A slightly special part is that we do not expose the 'API key' for movie search to the user environment.

Create a simple backend API using AWS Lambda-based Netlify serverless functions and test it locally !

I hope that it will be of great help in actual use, as it is a method that can be utilized at any time by those studying front-end development as long as you understand the concept.

The lecture is 7 hours and 40 minutes long and I registered for 7,700 won with a 30% discount .

We ask for your understanding that we cannot offer the next lecture at a cheaper price, as the basic price excluding VAT starts at 10,000 won.

I hope this will be useful information for everyone developing with Svelte.js.

Then, I ask for your great interest.

Thank you~ 😊

There is an issue with the usage of the svelte-preprocess module in the latest Svelte version 3.30.0 released on November 25th.

Because in Svelte file

We have significantly updated the 'Svelte.js Complete Guide' post on the HEROPY blog to match the course curriculum.

https://heropy.blog/2019/09/29/svelte/

I think it would be helpful to watch it along with the video lecture.
We will update the documentation with future enhancements.
If there is anything you find lacking in the document, please let us know.
We will improve it as quickly as possible.

Have a nice day :D
thank you