Some of my opinions and anything that I think is important to share.
I have heard this statement for a long time from fellow lecturers who are also programmers. My colleague is of the opinion that he will not always be coding, there will be a time when he will "retire" by moving up to become a consultant or systems analyst. In other words, he won't be a programmer forever. But, is this statement justified?
In this article, we will create a simple notification using Svelte/Sveltekit. This notification will appear at the bottom left of the screen and will disappear after a few seconds. This notification will have three types, namely `success`, `info`, and `error`. Apart from that, we will also use `transition` to provide animation effects when notifications appear and disappear.
Vue.js is a JavaScript framework that makes it easier for us to create interactive web applications. One of the interesting features of Vue.js is its ability to animate the components that we create using Transition. With Transition, we can provide animation effects when components appear, disappear, or change.
This article contains examples of using Apollo Server on SvelteKit. Apollo Server is used to create a GraphQL server that will be used by SvelteKit applications. By using Apollo Server, we can create a server that processes queries and mutations from the SvelteKit application.
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