Discover how to build reactive apps using Svelte and Tailwind. Gain insights into Svelte syntax, lifecycle events, and Tailwind styling. Delve into creating customizable components and user management systems.

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Svelte

Svelte is a popular JavaScript compiler for front-end developers who want to take their applications to the next level from React, make it slimmer with less code, and enable better performance. Tailwind is a utility-first CSS framework that has a single class for each CSS property. 

In this interactive course, you'll work with Svelte and Tailwind in real-world applications and build a user management system from scratch. You'll also learn the basic syntax of Svelte—templating, conditions, loops, and event listeners. Next, you'll build different customizable components and work with lifecycle events. You'll also learn to implement routing and many other things, such as sorting, filtering, modifying, or duplicating datasets. You'll also learn how Tailwind works, as well as how to style components using Tailwind directives. 

By the end of this course, you'll have a solid foundation to build your dream application in Svelte with Tailwind, and provide a slimmer, better performing web application for your users.

Building Reactive Apps with Svelte and Tailwind

It's not a framework but a library with less strict rules.

How does Svelte differ from other frameworks?

How does Svelte differ from other frameworks?

**(Select all that apply.)** What are the three core elements of a Svelte component? 

(Select all that apply.) What are the three core elements of a Svelte component?

By using the built-in `useState` function

By using the built-in `updateState` function

By using the built-in `writable` function

How does reactivity work in Svelte?

It has a smaller footprint compared to other frameworks.

The same component can be written in less code.

It has a dedicated syntax for logical blocks.

Svelte does not support routing between different pages.

**(Select all that apply.)** Which statements are true about Svelte? 

(Select all that apply.) Which statements are true about Svelte?

What kind of CSS framework is Tailwind?

It has a smaller footprint compared to using regular CSS.

It has the option to use experimental CSS features.

What is the main benefit of using Tailwind over other CSS frameworks?

What is the main benefit of using Tailwind over other CSS frameworks?

Applies Tailwind-specific classes in HTML

Applies animations configured in the configuration file

What does the `@apply` directive do in Tailwind?

What does the <code>@apply</code> directive do in Tailwind?

PostCSS can be used for converting Tailwind CSS into regular CSS.

PostCSS can be used for transforming CSS with JavaScript.

`autoprefixer` can be used for prefixing your CSS properties for browsers for better compatibility.

`autoprefixer` can be used for prefixing your CSS names automatically with a given prefix.

What is the use of <code>autoprefixer</code>?

A web API that can be used to sync data between the server and your application

A web API that can be used to store data temporarily in your browser

A web API that can be used to store data permanently in your browser

What values can you set for the Local Storage API?

What values can you set for the Local Storage API?

How do you set data for local storage?

Test your knowledge of setting up Svelte and Tailwind.

Introduction

Getting Started with Svelte

Setting Up The Project

Building the List View

Building the Details View

Export and Import Data

Master Svelte and Tailwind

Conclusion

Appendix

Quiz