- Posted in development svelte
Here’s a code trick I would like to share. I was making a configurator for Mono’s Figma workshop. You can view the result in this Svelte REPL. This is a proof of concept where people can pick and choose their own modules, by making a selection. And this selection consists of groups. I want to […]
- Posted in development opinie svelte
Dus. Op het einde van een recente virtuele conferentie over Svelte wordt er een surprise demo gegeven van een “projectje” door de originele auteur van Svelte (en het Svelte core team). Eerst wordt er aangekondigd dat Sapper (een framework rond Svelte, vergelijkbaar met Nuxt.js) nooit uit beta gaat en nooit 1.0 gaat bereiken. Daarna wordt […]
- Posted in apple development rant webdev - 1 comment
With PWA’s not showing up in the App Library in iOS14, it is once again super clear that Apple has no interest in investing in PWAs. I can make a web app that runs full screen in a week, that can provide valuable information and that can run offline. But Apple has no interest in […]
- Posted in css development tailwind webdev - 22 comments
I see Tailwind being used by a lot of people. I totally get why it’s so popular. It looks great, the design choices are sensible, and you have copy-pastable code that reliably renders in the same way. It nets you results quickly which feels nice and rewarding. I think Tailwind is a perfect framework for […]
- Posted in computers development javascript workflow
I spent part of the past “long weekend” learning about MongoDB and Firebase. In the process I used VSCode (instead of my old buddy TextMate) and wrote what’s below as reference for myself. It might be useful to some. Formatting code Add an .editorconfig file to the root of your project: Add a .prettierrc file […]
- Posted in development workflow
This is about terminal text navigation on Mac OS. I knew I could use Ctrl + A and Ctrl + E to jump to the beginning of a line and the end of a line respectively. Turns out you can also use Esc + B or Esc +F to jump to the beginning or the […]
- Posted in development open-source svelte webdev
Last week the new website for Routify was published, which now has a blog. You can read the announcement about the 1.5 release here. Within the Routify project, I am taking on various roles that don’t have too much to do with the coding of the project itself: design for the documentation website, promoting Routify […]
- Posted in development routify webdev
Note: this post is out of date since the 1.5 release of Routify. Here’s the code you will need. For package.json: For rollup.config.js For __dynamic.html and __bundle.html: Make sure to add an SCSS folder to the root of your project, with in this case a file called global.scss.
- Posted in development hiring side-projects software
Wij hebben letterlijk tientallen prototypes van applicaties, en het jeukt om daar toch eens iets écht van te maken. Zeker nu ik opeens heel wat meer tijd heb dan normaal. Maar hoe begin je daar aan? Mijn eerste instinct is om Lynda te openen en een Laravel + Vue.js cursus te volgen, maar ergens heb […]
- Posted in development javascript svelte website
This is a follow-up to Experimenting with Svelte (2): the doubts. In the last post I expressed my doubts about using Svelte for a production website. Some people have commented on this by saying that we might be using the wrong tool for the job. They say a website is a document, so static HTML […]