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title: "How It's Made - The Blog (please validate my questionable choices)" title: "How It's Made - The Blog (powered by 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. 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 lived as a GitHub page on a github.io domain. *This* blog is an almost exact visual copy of the old one.
I loved the setup: I would write a post in markdown, host any images on a 3rd party and just *git commit -> git push* and that was that. I've tried to replicate this setup in a way that would teach me more Svelte, even if it ends but being a little overcomplicated.
It's a work in progress. Here's some info for nerds, colleagues or prospective colleagues. If you're neither of these - pay me more.
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