- 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Note: this post is out of date since the 1.5 release of Routify.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.
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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 […]
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Ik zoek een freelance web developer, iemand die in staat is om een design in Figma om te zetten naar responsive HTML/CSS die de webstandaarden volgt. Omdat ik bij vorige vragen naar development hulp op Twitter bedolven werd onder de e-mails van outsourcing firma’s, zet ik de vraag deze keer in het Nederlands op mijn […]
- Posted in development javascript svelte website workflow - 3 comments
So… experiments with Svelte. The 2nd post (read the first one first!) I showed the beta website to a friend. I said it should be fast. He replied: fast is an understatement. It’s instant. That’s the good. Now… the bad. The realization has come that the Svelte community is still growing and many problems are […]
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I had to wait for 2 hours in a hospital today, so naturally I spend my time writing down long-winded thoughts in Notes.app. We are re-building our company website in Svelte. This seemed to spark some interest on Twitter, so I decided to write about it. This is a draft for a blog post that […]
- Posted in community development events svelte
(I sent this e-mail to the attendees of the first Svelte Society Belgium event.) Hi Svelte enthusiasts, Svelte is picking up steam, with multiple Svelte events in the world, you can find out about them via https://twitter.com/sveltesociety I personally heard about a meeting in Amsterdam, one in Tokyo… there’s many things going on. Let’s hope […]
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A few days ago I watched Rich Harris’s talk at JSCamp. It offers a different perspective on Svelte than the talk I usually recommend when learning about Svelte – which is called Rethinking Reactivity. This talk is focussed on the idea “write less, do more” which was jQuery’s tagline. Rich Harris says that one of […]
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Just like last year, I made a list of the best media I enjoyed over the year. This includes music, films, series and games. The structure is more or less the same as other years.The content might be interesting to some (as if there are not enough end of year lists already ;)), but for […]