We’ll start from scratch. That’s right, no starter files! We’ll take it one step at a time as we build the frontend and backend. We’ll explore topics like authentication, accepting payments, relational databases, testing, and automatic deployment.

What you'll build - The Dollar Holler -  is a full stack application that creates and manages client invoices. Users will be able to login, create an invoice, and send it to a client. A client will be able to download a PDF of the invoice, as well as, remit payment online.

topics we'll cover

The Deets

SEARCH

RELATIONAL DATA

STRIPE INTEGRATION

SENDING EMAIL

TESTING

CLIENT SIDE FETCHING

DEPLOYMENT

HOSTING

CUSTOM FIELDS

PAGINATION

STATE MANAGEMENT

STYLING

ANIMATIONS

PAGE TRANSITIONS

TEMPLATING

CREATING AN API

E2E TESTING

SVELTE (DOH!)

SVELTEKIT

DATABASE SETUP

VISUAL TESTING

GITHUB ACTIONS

REAL WORLD GIT

USER MANAGEMENT

FORMS

DYNAMIC PAGES

COMPONENTS

AUTHENTICATION

who is this for?

People who want to build a web application from scratch.

Web developers who want to get better at javascript. You don’t need to be a javascript expert, but you do need to be comfortable with the language: writing variables, arrow functions, and promises.

You don’t need to be a CSS Wizard, but you do need to understand the basic principles of CSS.

This course doesn’t require any prior knowledge of backend development, Node, or database management. We’ve got you covered.

People curious about Svelte. (Spoiler Alert: It’s awesome!)