Meta-Framework
Language
Auth/Database
Payment Processing
Schema Validation
Styles
Although I have a strong passion for posting YouTube videos and will continue to do so, I felt offering premium course content would be beneficial for the following reasons:
You can't go back and update a YouTube video when a library or API changes. You either post a new video, which likely isn't great for the algorithm or update the source code in hopes that the viewers can figure it out themselves. With courses, I can update them as the changes occur, ensuring the viewers always have working examples.
The YouTube algorithm doesn't appreciate deep course-level content, and posting that content can have a negative impact on your channel
I create all my content outside of a full-time day job. Generating additional income from something I truly enjoy doing would be incredible and incentivize me to continue doing so.
It depends on what you're a beginner at. This course is designed for intermediate-advanced web developers, which means I assume you have experience with TypeScript, SvelteKit, and web fundamentals.
If you're at an intermediate web development level but haven't touched some of the other technologies like Supabase & Stripe, you should be just fine.
Here are some things I assume:
You've used SvelteKit to build a site/web app before
You know how to use a terminal to run Node/NPM
You know how to commit and push code to GitHub using Git
You are comfortable with TypeScript