Svelte Admin Template - Notus (Free)

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This article presents an open source Svelte Admin Template provided by Creative-Tim on top of a nice combo: Tailwind and Svelte. For newcomers, Svelte is a popular JS Framework used to code user interfaces using a radical new approach compared to traditional frameworks like React and Vue.

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Svelte Admin Template - Dashboard Page.

This UI kit comes with many components, pre-built pages and modern tooling (Nodejs/Sapper).

Notus Svelte is Free and Open Source. It features multiple HTML and Svelte elements and it comes with dynamic components for Svelte. Start your development with a Free Tailwind CSS and Svelte UI Kit and Admin. Let Notus Svelte amaze you with its cool features and build tools and get your project to a whole new level.

Pages
  • Introduction - a project summary
  • Admin Section - Dashboard, Settings, Tables, Maps
  • Authentication - Login, Register
  • Presentation - Landing & Profile
Svelte Admin Template - UI Components.

Profile Page - Svelte Notus
Svelte Admin Template - Settings Page.

Profile Page - Svelte Notus
Svelte Admin Template - Profile Page.

Login Page - Svelte Notus
Svelte Admin Template - Login Page.

What is Svelte

Svelte is a JS Framework that provides a new approach to code user interfaces.  Whereas traditional frameworks like React and Vue do the bulk of their work in the browser, Svelte shifts that work into a compile step that happens when you build your app.

Svelte provides a different approach to building web apps than some of the other frameworks covered in this module. While frameworks like React and Vue do the bulk of their work in the user's browser while the app is running, Svelte shifts that work into a compile step that happens only when you build your app, producing highly-optimized vanilla JavaScript.

A few advantages of using Svelte

  • Svelte is Fast - the execution time is fast because Svelte surgically updates only the parts of the DOM that change. In contrast to React, Vue.js, and other Virtual DOM frameworks, Svelte doesn’t use a virtual DOM.
  • Svelte is Small - when a Svelte app is compiled, the resulting bundle size is tiny compared to most other popular frameworks.
  • Svelte is Compiled - the reason Svelte apps are so tiny is because Svelte, in addition to being a framework, is also a compiler.

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