There are two popular approaches to propagate events between two components in Svelte. In this post, we will look at Svelte Props vs Event Dispatcher. The first approach uses callback functions. The other uses event dispatcher. Svelte supports both. However, one might be more suitable than the other in particular Read more…
Events are a key-form of communication in a multi-component application. A good event-driven architecture can save your application from turning into a maintenance nightmare. While Svelte allows event forwarding for standard DOM events, we also need to use custom events from time to time. In this post, we will learn Read more…
While Svelte encourages Rollup as the preferred bundler, there is no denying the popularity of Webpack and Babel. However, resources for Svelte Webpack Babel are scarce and often lacking in meaningful description. In fact, it is a common question among developers whether Svelte works with Webpack or not. In this Read more…
In this post, we will learn how to create Svelte components with Slots. Many times, there is a requirement to build reusable components. Popular frameworks such as React provide a facility to do so using the concept of children elements. In Svelte, the same can be achieved using slots. If Read more…
