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SvelteKit's layout components (+layout.svelte) are the backbone of your application's structure and shared UI. They wrap your pages, providing a consistent look and feel. But when things go wrong in your layout, it can impact multiple pages, making debugging a real head-scratcher. Fear not! This…

SvelteKit's beforeNavigate and afterNavigate functions are powerful tools for controlling and responding to navigation events in your application. They offer fine-grained control, allowing you to perform actions before a route changes or after the new route has been rendered. However, their power comes with the potential for pitfalls. Let's…

SvelteKit's onError hooks are a powerful tool for handling errors gracefully and providing a better user experience. They allow you to intercept errors that occur during server-side rendering and data loading (loads) at various levels: root, layout, and route. Today, we're diving deep into resolving common issues…

SvelteKit, with its focus on performance and developer experience, makes building web applications a joy. However, even the smoothest ships encounter choppy waters. One common area where developers can hit snags is navigation between routes, leading to frustrating errors and a less-than-ideal user experience. This…

Dynamic routes in SvelteKit are incredibly powerful. They allow you to create flexible and scalable applications that can handle a wide range of data and user interactions. However, with great power comes great responsibility, and dynamic routes can sometimes present unique debugging challenges. If you're…