Building a CRUD application using Svelte and Firebase

Svelte, introduced in 2017, is a JavaScript framework that compiles components at build time, differing from traditional frameworks that operate in the browser. Its small size of 4.1kb makes it appealing for frontend developers, particularly when building applications with Firebase as the backend. This guide explores the process of creating a CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) application using Svelte and Firebase, detailing how to set up a Svelte application, integrate Firebase for data management, and implement authentication using Firebase Authentication. The tutorial also demonstrates building user interfaces with Carbon Components Svelte and managing application state with Svelte's reactive features. By using event dispatchers for form data handling and leveraging Firebase's functions for real-time database operations, developers can efficiently manage user sessions and data interactions. The tutorial emphasizes the advantages of using Svelte for building scalable and performance-optimized web applications.