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This series covers creating a Svelte App to use the Star Wars API.
Svelte Framework Svelte is a different type of framework. With other frameworks such as React and Vue they handle the heavy lifting in the user's browser, but Svelte does the work in a compile step when you build your app. This makes the web page sen...
Starting with the starter template we started last week, we'll build in the next few posts an app that displays information provided by an API. The Star Wars API I'm going to be using is an Open source project. Star Wars API is an API that doesn't re...
Note: I'm starting off at the end of Part 1. Sites would be very boring if the information on the site stayed the same every time it loaded. One very common method of being dynamic is to load the data using an API call. This is where a web site reque...
This post is about accessing the GitHub repo that I am putting The Svelte -Star Wars API app that is being creating in my other blog posts. I've done my best to make the walk-through of the Svelte - Star Wars API app to be as complete as possible. I ...
Note: I'm starting off at the end of Part 2. One of the reasons that component type programing has become so popular is that it makes it very easy to reuse code. A common use is making a card that can be used multiple times, once for each item in a ...
Note: I'm starting off at the end of Part 3. We've got a really nice app going here. But it's only showing the first 10 characters out the 82 that is in the API. The API does give us the ability to get the next ten. And once there we can go back to t...
