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I got a $134 Cloudflare D1 bill(fullstacksveltekit.com)
3 points by segbedji 5mo ago|0 comments
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Designing web interfaces with Claude Code(segbedji.com)
3 points by segbedji 5mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: What Medicaid Pays – Search Medicaid Reimbursement Rate(whatmedicaidpays.com)
1 points by segbedji 7mo ago|0 comments
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Why Lucia might be the best authentication library for SvelteKit(omrecipes.dev)
1 points by segbedji 2y ago|0 comments
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Strong opinions matter, and why you should have some as an agency(okupter.com)
1 points by segbedji 3y ago|0 comments
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by segbedji 3y ago
That's actually a very good idea. I was thinking about using a CLI, but this will make that not necessary, and easily scalable. Thanks for the idea.
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by segbedji 3y ago
I don't know much about Rails. But how easy is it to add a CLI, where users can select the options they want and get a scaffold generated with those specifically.
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by segbedji 3y ago
+1 to what @kevinak said. SvelteKit already provides some good ways to handle basic backend features. API routes, form actions etc... work great. If needed, once can also plug in a customer Express or other Node.js servers, https:/&#x
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by segbedji 3y ago
I've been thinking about the right balance for validation. Should I just do a simple checks (check if fields are not undefined, empty strings, etc…), or just plug in Zod. I will probably go with the latter.
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by segbedji 3y ago
I have kitforstartups.com, and yeah, the final goal is to add some example, and more documentation there.
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by segbedji 3y ago
Wouldn't that be much overhead? I was thinking just having a CLI where you'd choose the things you want, and the boilerplate gets scaffolded automatically with those.
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by segbedji 3y ago
Thanks, will do that.
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KitForStartups – The Open Source SvelteKit SaaS Boilerplate(github.com)
110 points by segbedji 3y ago|33 comments
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by segbedji 3y ago
A few weeks ago, I authored a blog post spotlighting major companies using Svelte in production. The inspiration? On several occasions, potential clients at my agency, which specializes in Svelte and SvelteKit, hesitated to proceed with us.
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Headless WordPress with GraphQL and SvelteKit(okupter.com)
1 points by segbedji 3y ago|1 comments
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by segbedji 3y ago
I had a lot of fun experimenting with headless WordPress and SvelteKit, and writing a comprehensive guide about this.
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Sitemaps for your server-side rendered SvelteKit websites(okupter.com)
1 points by segbedji 4y ago|1 comments
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by segbedji 4y ago
Sitemaps are interesting things to tackle when you're building a website, that pulls content from a CMS (headless), and uses SSR. Both technically and for SEO purposes. I go through in this post about how I implemented one on my Svelte
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Svelte and CSS(okupter.com)
3 points by segbedji 4y ago|1 comments
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by segbedji 4y ago
For the past months, I have been using Svelte and SvelteKit more and more. And I'm absolutely a big fan of everything about them. Things like how close the language and the framework stay to native BTML, CSS and JS. And also how Svelte
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by segbedji 4y ago
What does the full URL looks like?
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by segbedji 4y ago
> What if there are multiple latest releases for different OS's/chips? Yep, that would be interesting to add. It can be done easily by adding a new parameter to the URL and the form. > Also, would be could to turn it into an
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1-click download for the latest release of a GitHub repository(gl.orcheweb.com)
1 points by segbedji 4y ago|6 comments
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by segbedji 4y ago
I create this little tool yesterday, initially for personal use, but thought it could help others if I make it public. It basically allows to download the zip for the latest release (if it exists) on a GitHub repository. At my work, I didn&