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title: "How This Site Was Made (And Why You Probably Don't Care)" title: "How It's Made - The Blog (please validate my questionable choices)"
date: "2025-12-22" date: "2025-12-22"
excerpt: "A cynical walkthrough of building a blog with SvelteKit, particles.js that doesn't work, and enough utility classes to make you question your life choices." excerpt: "A cynical walkthrough of building a blog with SvelteKit, particles.js that doesn't work, and enough utility classes to make you question your life choices."
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Everybody's dying. Some people are just doing it faster than others by choosing the wrong JavaScript framework. Everybody's dying. Some people are just doing it faster than others by choosing the wrong JavaScript framework.
Me as an Angular developer I'm here for a good time, not a long time. Now Svelte - that's something else. Long before I became a developer I used to have a blog. That blog was made using Jekyll and lives as a GitHub page. This blog is an almost exact visual copy of the old one. Here's some info for nerds, colleagues or prospective colleagues. If you're neither of these - pay me more.
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This site was built in a couple hours with SvelteKit, some questionable design choices, and the crushing realization that web development in 2025 is somehow both easier and more complicated than it was 5 years ago. This site was built in a couple hours with SvelteKit, some questionable design choices, and the crushing realization that web development in 2025 is somehow both easier and more complicated than it was 5 years ago.
Will I maintain it? Probably not. Will I write actual content? Maybe. Will I spend more time tweaking the particle configuration than writing posts? Absolutely. Will I maintain it? Probably not. Will I write actual content? Maybe. Will I spend more time tweaking the particle configuration than writing posts? Absolutely.