Tag: svelte
Support Page Modernization & Build Refinement
Refactoring the support page with patronage components and resolving build failures.
Removed analytics references and duplicate links across landing-ui projects
Replaced analytics taglines, removed duplicate footers from LandingPage and all about pages, deduplicated Tourmaline header navLinks
Created faol-website — digital person blog template
New SvelteKit + Sequoia website for faol with blog under /notes, timeline, tag filtering, TOC, and RSS
Created faol-website — digital person blog template
New SvelteKit + Sequoia website for faol with blog under /notes, timeline, tag filtering, TOC, and RSS
Tourmaline folded into pkgs monorepo, landing-ui improvements
Moved Tourmaline from standalone repo into packages/tourmaline, enhanced landing-ui with backdrop blur, nav links, snippet props, and fixed source URLs across all projects
Landing-ui polish: shared layout, cross-references, icon cleanup, support consolidation
LandingLayout improvements (subtitle, expanded footer, @theme bridge), cross-references between all five tools, inline symbols replaced with Lucide icons, support links consolidated to ewancroft.uk/support
Archive Milestones & Theme Expansion
Implementing post milestones, improving archive navigation, and adding the Werewolf theme.
Adding Comments to My Blog with Bluesky!
A Local-First Case Study
How I built a local-first app for planning trips, and what I learned about the current state of the local-first ecosystem along the way.
Building a dynamic form with Svelte and Typescript
Web Components Eliminate JavaScript Framework Lock-in
Web components can dramatically loosen the coupling of JavaScript frameworks. To prove it, we're going to do something kinda crazy: build an app where every single component is written in a different JavaScript framework.
building a basic markdown editor: unified, trees and data
Building a Live Coding Audio Playground
Two weeks at Recurse went by fast! I started out trying to build an Audio Units extension and — in a classic yak shave — ended up building a live coding audio playground.
No One Ever Got Fired for Choosing React
If you spend a lot of time on Hacker News, it’s easy to get taken by the allure of building a project without a framework.