You can use load() to protect web pages in SvelteKit and enable your application to still work with and without JavaScript enabled. In this episode, I walk through converting from our other ProtectedLayout format using slots and switch to using load.
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• 01:00 - Code changes (sorry, it's very small changes for each file and not worth splitting out into individual timestamps)

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My name is David W Parker and I’m creating and publishing videos on ProgrammingTIL to help teach anyone and everyone who wants to code. I’m a huge fan of Ruby on Rails, Svelte, TailwindCSS, and WebGL. I’ve used React a lot in the past, as well as some Vue and AngularJS. I’ve done some professional Python and Django. I like to create real applications and my tutorials will walk you through how to build something real from beginning-to-end.

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