JesseSkinner
The Joy of Svelte (course)
I’ve developed a video course called The Joy of Svelte, where I go in depth on Svelte features, especially different ways to manage state and taking advantage of Svelte’s unique features to simplify your components. If you’re interested, check it out at https://www.joyofsvelte.com/
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