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This is mostly a reference for myself. For some technical things I tend to use my own blog if I forget something. This is an example of how to use Yalc as an alternative to npm link . I find that npm link doesn’t always do what it should, and I found yalc to work […]
- 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 […]
Here’s some step-by-step instructions on how to add a basic CSS setup to a Routify-powered project. Install the postcss plugin: Import it inside rollup.config.js: Reference it as a plugin: Import in main.js: Make sure to create the CSS folder under src And create the CSS file Now reference the correct file in __index.html: That’s it! […]
- 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 […]
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Note: this post is out of date since the 1.5 release of Routify.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.