Building an Application with Svelte and Firebase

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Ayodele Leom

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01 - Introduction

01 - Lightweight and flexible tools for building applications.mp4

01:47

02 - An introduction to Svelte and Firebase.mp4

04:32

03 - What you should know before watching this course.mp4

01:57

02 - 1. Environment

01 - Svelte setup.mp4

06:43

02 - Firebase setup.mp4

04:59

03 - 2. Firebase and Svelte

01 - Authentication.mp4

08:17

02 - Firestore.mp4

06:54

03 - Svelte component.mp4

06:31

04 - Event handling in Svelte.mp4

08:36

05 - Svelte and Firestore CRUD.mp4

13:53

04 - 3. Interactive Design with Svelte

01 - Configuring Tailwind CSS with Svelte.mp4

12:04

02 - Svelte routing with Routify.mp4

06:01

03 - Svelte stores.mp4

06:33

05 - Conclusion

01 - Wrap-up with Svelte and Firebase.mp4

00:33

Description

Svelte and Firebase both try to use the simplest set of tools possible in different ways. Svelte is a front-end, component-based framework that offers enhanced performance and a more approachable developer experience. Firebase is a backend-as-a-service platform that makes it easier to build and monitor great apps. In this course, learn how to combine the dependency-free client approach of Svelte with the core set of lightweight data storage tools in Firebase to create a quick foundation application. Instructor Ayodele Leom covers everything from basic setup to interactive design with Svelte.

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Mobile App Development

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Ayodele Leom

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Dedicated and impact-driven community/project manager, and developer relations with over 4 years of experience developing, managing, advocating, and coordinating over 5 developer communities voluntarily as well as having influenced over 20,000 tech enthusiasts through community building and advocacy.

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