SvelteKit Framework by Example- Full-Stack Ecommerce Website

SvelteKit Framework by Example: Full-Stack Ecommerce Website, available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.5, with 60 lectures, based on 67 reviews, and has 384 subscribers.

You will learn about Master the foundamentals of Svelte and SvelteKit (Svelte Framework) Create a Full-Stack E-Commerce web application Accepting payments on your web shop using Stripe as a payment gateway Connecting SvelteKit projects to a database Manipulating the database using Prisma ORM This course is ideal for individuals who are Web developers who are new to Svelte and SvelteKit or People who are looking to add a new skill and framework to their portfolio or Developers who want to create a full-stack e-commerce store with a payment gateway It is particularly useful for Web developers who are new to Svelte and SvelteKit or People who are looking to add a new skill and framework to their portfolio or Developers who want to create a full-stack e-commerce store with a payment gateway.

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Summary

Title: SvelteKit Framework by Example: Full-Stack Ecommerce Website

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 60

Number of Published Lectures: 60

Number of Curriculum Items: 60

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 60

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Master the foundamentals of Svelte and SvelteKit (Svelte Framework)

Create a Full-Stack E-Commerce web application

Accepting payments on your web shop using Stripe as a payment gateway

Connecting SvelteKit projects to a database

Manipulating the database using Prisma ORM

Who Should Attend

Web developers who are new to Svelte and SvelteKit

People who are looking to add a new skill and framework to their portfolio

Developers who want to create a full-stack e-commerce store with a payment gateway

Target Audiences

Web developers who are new to Svelte and SvelteKit

People who are looking to add a new skill and framework to their portfolio

Developers who want to create a full-stack e-commerce store with a payment gateway

SvelteKit is a modern web application framework that simplifies frontend development by enabling developers to build highly efficient and reactive web apps using a component architecture.

SvelteKit is known for its exceptional speed primarily due to its compilation-based approach. Unlike traditional JavaScript frameworks, SvelteKit compiles the components at build time, generating highly optimized and minimal JavaScript code. This results in faster load times and improved runtime performance, as there is no need for a virtual DOM or runtime framework to manage component updates. Additionally, SvelteKit leverages fine-grained reactivity, only updating the parts of the DOM that actually change, reducing unnecessary work and improving performance.

SvelteKit uses its own built-in compiler to transform Svelte components into highly optimized JavaScript code during the build process. This custom compiler is a fundamental part of the Svelte framework’s approach to generating efficient and minimal JavaScript for web applications.

In this comprehensive course, you will gain a clear understanding of SvelteKit’s core principles, providing you with the essential knowledge to effectively work with this cutting-edge framework. Learning by example is an effective approach, and throughout this course, we will explore SvelteKit’s extensive feature set by building a fully-fledged e-commerce web store from the ground up. You will learn how to use key technologies such as Svelte, SvelteKit, Prisma ORM, PostgreSQL, TailwindCSS, and the integration of the Stripe payment gateway.

With over six years of experience working extensively with React and completing numerous projects, my initial exposure to SvelteKit was both fun and exciting. What sets SvelteKit apart and what I personally appreciate is its simplicity, avoiding complex, framework-specific intricacies that can often be time-consuming. Instead, SvelteKit encourages the application of fundamental web development principles you already possess. Learning Svelte not only equips you with framework-specific skills but also enhances your overall web development capabilities.

This course welcomes participants with a basic understanding of JavaScript, making prior experience with Svelte unnecessary. While familiarity with other frontend frameworks and libraries like React, NextJS, or Vue can help with comprehension of certain concepts, it is by no means a prerequisite for successful completion of this course.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Course requirements

Lecture 3: Branching strategy

Lecture 4: What is Svelte and SvelteKit?

Lecture 5: What is Server Side Rendering (SSR)?

Lecture 6: What is a payment gateway?

Chapter 2: Setting up Stripe

Lecture 1: Stripe account setup

Lecture 2: Adding products on Stripe

Lecture 3: Creating all the shop products on Stripe

Chapter 3: Getting started with SvelteKit

Lecture 1: SvelteKit project setup

Lecture 2: SvelteKit project structure

Lecture 3: What is Vite?

Chapter 4: Setting up TailwindCSS

Lecture 1: What is TailwindCSS?

Lecture 2: Installing TailwindCSS in a SvelteKit project

Chapter 5: PostgreSQL database and Prisma ORM setup

Lecture 1: PostgreSQL database setup

Lecture 2: What is Prisma ORM?

Lecture 3: Installing Prisma in a SvelteKit project

Lecture 4: Connecting Prisma to a PostgreSQL database

Lecture 5: Creating the product model

Lecture 6: Relationships between Prisma models

Lecture 7: Creating the Category model

Lecture 8: Populating the Category table

Lecture 9: Populating the Products table

Chapter 6: Introduction to components in SvelteKit

Lecture 1: Components in SvelteKit

Lecture 2: Creating the Header component

Lecture 3: Creating the CartButton component

Lecture 4: Creating the Footer component

Chapter 7: Routing in SvelteKit

Lecture 1: Introduction to routing in SvelteKit

Lecture 2: Page files in SvelteKits router

Lecture 3: Creating the E-Commerce pages

Lecture 4: Error files in SvelteKits router

Lecture 5: SvelteKit API routes

Lecture 6: Reading data with Prisma

Lecture 7: Creating the GET products API endpoint

Lecture 8: Layouts in SvelteKit

Lecture 9: Creating a layout and styling the pages

Lecture 10: Loading the products in the index page

Chapter 8: Implementing the home page

Lecture 1: Conditional Rendering in SvelteKit

Lecture 2: No products found – Fallback message

Lecture 3: Rendering Loops in SvelteKit (#each logic block)

Lecture 4: Looping the products

Lecture 5: Creating the ShopCard component

Chapter 9: Implementing the shop categories

Lecture 1: Creating the GET categories API endpoint

Lecture 2: Creating the CategoryItem component

Lecture 3: Categories index page

Lecture 4: Creating the categories layout

Lecture 5: Create the GET products by category API endpoint

Lecture 6: Reactivity in Svelte

Lecture 7: Dynamic category pages

Chapter 10: Implementing the product pages

Lecture 1: Creating the GET product by ID API endpoint

Lecture 2: Product page markup and styling

Lecture 3: Loading the product details data

Chapter 11: The cart system

Lecture 1: Cart page markup and styling

Lecture 2: Creating the CartItem component

Lecture 3: The cart system

Lecture 4: CartButton component improvements

Chapter 12: Stripe integration

Lecture 1: Payment status pages markup and styling

Lecture 2: Creating the Checkout API endpoint

Lecture 3: Invoking the Stripe checkout from the Cart page

Lecture 4: Testing the Stripe payment

Instructors

Armin Sarajlic
Senior Software Engineer

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5 stars: 48 votes

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