Hey folks 👋
This summer, I’ve challenged myself to finally escape tutorial hell and start building real websites — learning by doing, not just wat...
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I think you can use svelte without sveltekit!
Since its a compiler, we get a thin layer of abstraction for reusing nav bar component and others but still will be writing plain html and css code.
If you want, I can share the setup instructions for svelte!
Okay but first, I am using GitHub pages to host the blog, so will svelte even work in it??
If yes then Sure share it, I would want to setup
Svelte is a compiler and when we build or compile we get an index.html with all css and js as static files.Yeah, the problem is when we build we get the end app in dist folder.
So, GitHub pages works only when the index.html file is at root of the repo.
What we can do is first we write our code locally in a different folder, build it and then manually place all the dist folder content at root of the git repo and push it to github.
yeah, that would be fine it can also easily be done by a simple script
Steps:
okay, well it's working. and it's great actually. I can create components for navbars and footer and blog content.
THANKS a LOT man I really appreciate it. Let me know if you need any help for something.
You're welcome!
Currently, am a cs student and just like you learning and building stuff!
In future, if you like I have some collaboration ideas.
Here is my LinkedIn link:
link to my profile
Okay bro I already connect with you on LinkedIn, sure I also want to collaborate on some cool projects. I never done it properly it would be fun..
I am also a CS student BTW
hey can I mention you by linking your dev.to profile link in my next blog article as I am documenting my experience and want to give you credits.
Let me know if it's fine with you?
Yep! No problem!
Actually am also a beginner not an expert.Just told you the stuff that I learned!
For a beginner project, I think there is no need to rush for a framework yet, just learn the basics first.Then, you will understand why you need a framework and how many types of them are there!
If you want to follow a curriculum for learning full stack development then you can follow The Odin Project curriculum:
link to odin project
But, if you want to go with svelte, then you can refer the docs for help on how svelte works:
link
This is exactly how real growth happens...you’re building, learning, and sharing at the same time...
Still at the start and that's also where I can fall off easily so thanks for your encouragement
pretty cool move tbh, building in public’s always harder than sticking to tutorials. you think showing up every day beats having stuff all planned out first?
Well if you are a beginner then, you can't really plan out everything since, you don't know what's ahead.
so, I think its best to just get started in public and when stuck ask for directions, form a group, move together and you will reach your destination before you know it