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Did you know you can prefetch pages in #SvelteKit just by using the "rel=prefetch" attribute in your anchor tags? This can dramatically speed up navigation in your app! Give it a try. #SvelteTip #WebDev #JavaScript #PerformanceBoost #CodeNewbie

Quick #SvelteTip: Use the "class:" directive for clean class toggling! It's like magic for your dynamic classes & keeps your markup slick. Ever tried it? 🧙‍♂️✨ Don't forget to share your hidden gems! #Svelte #SvelteKit #WebDev #JavaScript

🔥Quick #SvelteTip: Use $: reactive declarations to auto-update variables when their dependencies change. Great for calculated values without the boilerplate! Your #Svelte / #SvelteKit apps will be cleaner and more reactive. Any secret tips you wanna share? #webdev #javascript

🚀 Quick #SvelteTip! You can use the `{#key}` block to recreate a component when its key changes. Super helpful for resetting component state without manual reset logic! Great for forms or interactive components. Did this save you some hassle too? #SvelteKit #JavaScript #WebDev

🌟 Quick #SvelteTip: Use Svelte's built-in reactive declarations for auto-updating vars! No need to manually update state, just throw a $: in front and let Svelte handle the magic. It keeps your codebase clean & reactive! Have you tried it yet? #SvelteKit #WebDev #JavaScript 🚀✨

🌟 Quick #SvelteTip: Use Svelte's reactive statements ($:) to automatically update DOM elements when your data changes. It's like magic but better because it's code! 🧙‍♂️🔮 Super clean and efficient! How are you using reactivity in your projects? #SvelteKit #WebDev #JavaScript

🌟 Quick #SvelteTip: Use the built-in reactivity to handle complex state changes in #Svelte and #SvelteKit. It's elegant & efficient! Remember to clean up any subscriptions to prevent memory leaks though. Fellow devs, what's your go-to Svelte reactivity trick? #WebDev #JavaScript

🔥 Quick #SvelteTip: Use the `{#await}` block to handle async data directly in your markup without additional loading flags. It makes your components cleaner and more readable! 🚀 Did anyone else find this super handy? #Svelte #SvelteKit #WebDev #CodingLife

Use Svelte's const tag to create a single variable of your statement within html tags No need to use functions or duplicate same logic again and again. Here is an example when you should use it 👇 @sveltejs #sveltetip #buildinpublic #svelte #sveltekit

💡#SvelteTip: Use Svelte's built-in transitions to easily animate elements in and out of the DOM. Give your web app a polished, dynamic look without the hassle! #Svelte #WebDevelopment #Animation buff.ly/3NYWVjk

💡#SvelteTip: Use reactive statements with the $: syntax to automatically update your UI when data changes. More Details in a video coming up! #Svelte #WebDevelopment

#SvelteTip 19 Stop adding handlers or accessing properties from `window` directly, use `<svelte:window>` instead in your @sveltejs apps. One upside, you don't have to manage the cleanup. ⚡️ Follow me for more crazy #sveltejs tips and tricks. 😇 #sveltekit #svelte

#SvelteTip 18 If you want to pass `actions` down to child components as `prop` in your @sveltejs apps you can do it like this. Follow me for more Svelte tips and tricks. 😇 (Repl link in thread) #sveltekit #svelte

#SvelteTip 17 If you are fan of maintaining your state as a `reducer` function, you can achieve that in your @sveltejs stores using a handy utility like the code below. 👍🏻 Follow me for more #sveltejs tips and tricks. 😇 (Repl link in thread) #sveltekit #svelte

#SvelteTip 16 I am getting into a practice where I don't expose my @sveltejs store as a whole. Rather I expose only those methods (public) which change the state of the store along with the `subscribe`. `set` and `update` are like private methods. #svelte #sveltekit #sveltejs

#SvelteTip 15 @sveltejs provides you a great way to get an image's natural width and height. Use `bind:naturalWidth` and `bind:naturalHeight` on the `img` and you can access read-only natural dimensions of an image. Check the code below ↓ #svelte #sveltekit #sveltejs

#SvelteTip 14 `bind:group` is a very useful property to create group inputs like radio group and checkbox group in your @sveltejs components. Just use `bind:group` instead of `bind:checked` and the state will update. Check the code below ↓ #svelte #sveltekit #sveltejs

#SvelteTip 13 You can directly bind style attributes in your @sveltejs components. And if the parameter name matches the attribute you can skip that too 😄. Check the code below ↓ #svelte #sveltekit #sveltejs

#SvelteTip 12 Did you know you can get the `width` and `height` of an element in @sveltejs just by using bindings? Yes, you can if you just want to access the width and height you don't have to query the DOM element. Check the code below ↓ #svelte #sveltekit #sveltejs

#SvelteTip 11 If you don't specify a value for an `on:` directive in a @sveltejs component, that component will automatically forward the event, meaning you can pass the handler directly where the component is used. Check the code below ↓ #svelte #sveltekit #sveltejs

#SvelteTip 6 Following tip 5, you can compose different stores using `derived` and get custom computed values, which have interfaces just like stores, that is they change when either of the stores changes. Isn't this really powerful? ⚡️ #svelte #sveltekit #sveltejs

#SvelteTip 5 Don't store values which can be computed, using `derived`. In this example you don't have to store that handy `isLoggedIn`, rather it should be derived from store itself. `derived` is really powerful and can help us compose stores. #svelte #sveltekit #sveltejs

First #SvelteTip. If you are seeing `localStorage not defined` in your console or any other browser API failing that's because #SvelteKit first runs on the server-side (SSR/SSG) and `window` is not available in the Nodejs environment. (1/2)

#SvelteTip 9 A very simple but useful tip. We often add a console log to debug our code instead of the debugger, @sveltejs cleverly solves both things in a single shot. Using `debug` syntax. It will log the values as well as start the debugger in the browser. #svelte

#SvelteTip 7 Did you know you can destructure objects inside `if` blocks in Svelte using the `const` keyword? This is really handy and clean! #svelte #sveltekit #sveltejs

#SvelteTip 18 If you want to pass `actions` down to child components as `prop` in your @sveltejs apps you can do it like this. Follow me for more Svelte tips and tricks. 😇 (Repl link in thread) #sveltekit #svelte

#SvelteTip 3 When you are developing custom components like Button for example, which has a custom type, like `primary` or `secondary`, but you also want your custom button component to also support native button props, you can do it like this. #svelte #sveltekit #sveltejs

#SvelteTip 4 Always always implement `update` hook in your Svelte actions if it has data. Suppose you have binded data to a form element, if that data changes the action should handle that along with cleanup. Below is a template you can follow! #svelte #sveltekit #sveltejs

#SvelteTip 16 I am getting into a practice where I don't expose my @sveltejs store as a whole. Rather I expose only those methods (public) which change the state of the store along with the `subscribe`. `set` and `update` are like private methods. #svelte #sveltekit #sveltejs

#SvelteTip 8 Did you know you can write RxJS code inside @sveltejs components and prepend `$` to the observable and use it as if it's a readable. Below is a type-ahead code written in RxJS and used in a Svelte component. Credits: @SarcevicAntonio

#SvelteTip 15 @sveltejs provides you a great way to get an image's natural width and height. Use `bind:naturalWidth` and `bind:naturalHeight` on the `img` and you can access read-only natural dimensions of an image. Check the code below ↓ #svelte #sveltekit #sveltejs

#SvelteTip 19 Stop adding handlers or accessing properties from `window` directly, use `<svelte:window>` instead in your @sveltejs apps. One upside, you don't have to manage the cleanup. ⚡️ Follow me for more crazy #sveltejs tips and tricks. 😇 #sveltekit #svelte

#SvelteTip 17 If you are fan of maintaining your state as a `reducer` function, you can achieve that in your @sveltejs stores using a handy utility like the code below. 👍🏻 Follow me for more #sveltejs tips and tricks. 😇 (Repl link in thread) #sveltekit #svelte

#SvelteTip 13 You can directly bind style attributes in your @sveltejs components. And if the parameter name matches the attribute you can skip that too 😄. Check the code below ↓ #svelte #sveltekit #sveltejs

#SvelteTip 12 Did you know you can get the `width` and `height` of an element in @sveltejs just by using bindings? Yes, you can if you just want to access the width and height you don't have to query the DOM element. Check the code below ↓ #svelte #sveltekit #sveltejs

#SvelteTip 14 `bind:group` is a very useful property to create group inputs like radio group and checkbox group in your @sveltejs components. Just use `bind:group` instead of `bind:checked` and the state will update. Check the code below ↓ #svelte #sveltekit #sveltejs

#SvelteTip 11 If you don't specify a value for an `on:` directive in a @sveltejs component, that component will automatically forward the event, meaning you can pass the handler directly where the component is used. Check the code below ↓ #svelte #sveltekit #sveltejs

#SvelteTip 10 As you know CSS inside a <style> tag in the @sveltejs component is all scope. So how will you write styles affecting global scope? Using `:global` keyword! #svelte #sveltekit #sveltejs

#SvelteTip 2 If you are coming from React, the `useState` implementation in Svelte will look something like this. Svelte `writable` has a `set` and `update` hooks to change state, `set` takes value while `update` takes a state update function. #svelte #sveltekit #sveltejs

Use Svelte's const tag to create a single variable of your statement within html tags No need to use functions or duplicate same logic again and again. Here is an example when you should use it 👇 @sveltejs #sveltetip #buildinpublic #svelte #sveltekit