Since this is an SSR application, the data needs to be fetched on the server side. SvelteKit makes this easy by having a separateloadfunction that can be used to fetch data and used as a hook for other actions on the server when the page loads. To fetch, let’s create yet another ne...
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Latest SvelteKit v.2 blog - can create page or blog with Markdown or Jodit(wysiwyg editor) - Created pages and blogs are in header and they are server-side rendered for SEO and client-side for interaction - GitHub - pararell/sveltekit-blog: Latest Svelt
Latest SvelteKit v.2 blog - can create page or blog with Markdown or Jodit(wysiwyg editor) - Created pages and blogs are in header and they are server-side rendered for SEO and client-side for interaction - sveltekit-blog/.DS_Store at 03021cdb286bd8dc7e
Latest SvelteKit v.2 blog - can create page or blog with Markdown or Jodit(wysiwyg editor) - Created pages and blogs are in header and they are server-side rendered for SEO and client-side for interaction - sveltekit-blog/.DS_Store at 747b785dbe855568ad
Utilize SvelteKit’s server-side capabilities with Cloudinary’s Node.js SDK In SvelteKit, you can use server-side tools like Form Actions to handle file uploads and media management. Integrate the Cloudinary Node.js SDK to upload images, manage assets, and interact with Cloudinary’s API directl...
Latest SvelteKit v.2 blog - can create page or blog with Markdown or Jodit(wysiwyg editor) - Created pages and blogs are in header and they are server-side rendered for SEO and client-side for interaction - sveltekit-blog/.DS_Store at 92ecf082fccf4a4265
Server side rendering (SSR) and static site generation (SSG). SvelteKit isn’t just for static sites or dynamic applications. You can do either one easily using this framework, as multiplepage rendering optionsare provided, andstatic site generationis easily done. ...
Finally, the isomorphic nature of SvelteKit pages means they have the superpower of pre-running data store access. This is seen in Next.js as getStaticProps and getServerSideProps. In SvelteKit, this access is handled via the load function, which can be exported by pages. (SvelteKit’s load...