Sapper

From Svelte and Sapper in Action by Mark Volkmann — This article delves into the Svelte REPL. Take 40% off Svelte and Sapper in Action by entering fccvolkmann into the discount code box at checkout at manning.com. Check out part one for the basics of Svelte REPL. Saving REPL apps To save apps created in the REPL to be recalled in the future…

Deta is a cloud platform that lets you run Python or Node applications for free. They also offer other products such as deta base, a NoSQL-based database, and deta drive for hosting files. Hoping the `Golang` support comes to deta sooner. I’m a big fan of the service. Why Sapper? …

Easy way to add client-side custom form validation using Svelte and blur event. It helps to makes sure that submitted data matches the requirements for a particular backend endpoint. Normally you would use something like svelte-forms, svelte-forms-lib, etc. For projects of any size, you might want to avoid adding more…

From choosing the hosting provider to setting it up for my app — If you haven’t read the prequel to this article, you can read it here to get some context first. Initially, I hosted the Gopher Wood app on an AWS EC2 instance, because it was pretty much the industry standard and it offered a free 1-year period with monthly balances, and…

In this article you will learn how to login with Svelte with Sapper and handle the JWT Token. We will Login using JWT( JSON Web Token ) which is the standard method for SPA Authentications. We will not use the traditional “Bearer method” but instead we will login using HttpOnly cookies which is a more secure authentication. Source Code: https://github.com/scalablescripts/svelte-auth Auth API: https://github.com/scalablescripts/auth-api

I recently completed 2 courses on Svelte and Sapper — one by Rich Harris on Frontend Masters and another on Udemy. I built a mini project using Svelte and recreated it in Sapper — here are my first thoughts. What I loved Syntax — the syntax is soooo much leaner! There’s very little boiler plate and the way its structured as…

The web application is set, so in this last chapter we will deploy it so everyone can use it. — After last week, the finale has arrived! Although I call it the finale, there is plenty of work to do afterwards, for example, writing a proper test suite. But in this chapter we are going to finally deploy the web application and go live. If you want to jump straight…

I’ve been playing for a while with Sapper and one thing has been making the development experience a little uncomfortable — progressively slower rebuilds and frozen VS Code. Sometimes it becomes so slow, that even autocomplete takes few minutes to appear. …