SvelteKit is a powerful framework for building high-performance web applications using Svelte. In this blog post, we'll take a look at the basics of SvelteKit and how to get started building your first app. We will be creating a simple "Hello World" application, that will give you a taste of how SvelteKit works and how easy it is to get started. First, let's talk about Svelte. Svelte is a framework for building user interface components, like a navigation bar, comment section, or contact form. It uses a component-based approach, where you can write reusable components that can be used across your entire app. The Svelte compiler then converts these components into JavaScript that can be run to render the HTML for the page and to CSS that styles the page. One of the key benefits of Svelte is that it eliminates the need for a virtual DOM, which can make your apps faster and more performant. SvelteKit builds on top of Svelte by providing
Hello readers, we all have wanted to do some extra and interesting using computer. We must explore and try to gain more access to our computer and make them do a lot of things. Thus, by making this thing our main objective, we've created this blog. Till today computers are not intelligent enough to recognize their master and greet automatically. Still computers are to be given some instructions to get the result. So, from the very beginning I want to let you know that this tutorial doesn't deal with any aspects of Artificial Intelligence. 'Computers perform task only when we give information', I mentioned earlier so, many things may be roaming in your mind like, 'Am I going to say my computer, "Hey, greet me!" on the startup?'. No, nothing like this is to be done, your computer does it automatically. We are just instructing computer to speak a certain sentence whenever it starts. It is not so difficult if you you are a amateur computer user and are fa