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phonicsandstuff.com developer | svelte / sveltekit | knows more about phonics than any web developer should
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Addition Worksheet Creator Create addition facts worksheets from 0 to 10. Why does a phonics website have math worksheets? Because we do phonics AND stuff. The stuff includes math! phonicsandstuff.com/worksheets/m...

submitted 64 days ago • 0 comments

The runes stuff took a bit to fully arrive and converting was a bit of a pain, but I've loved all the improvements that keep coming now. I'm excited for the future of Svelte.

submitted 92 days ago • 0 comments

@joshwcomeau.com's CSS course is still one of the best courses I've bought. I skipped the React one because I moved to Svelte, but am looking forward to his new one!

submitted 116 days ago • 1 comment

This was the first time I'd dabbled into SVG animations. I tried to do them with CSS originally, but kept running challenges. So instead it's a bunch of Svelte 5 state runes and animation frames. It was a lot of fun figuring it all out.

submitted 139 days ago • 0 comments

It's the easy little things that can make all the difference.

submitted 146 days ago • 1 comment

I just added Google OAuth to our site. Supabase helped make it easier, but the process felt convoluted, especially getting approval from Google. Regardless, it was a good learning experience. I also added a local storage hint so you can see which you used, because I always forget.

submitted 154 days ago • 0 comments

I love all the games @neal.fun makes. I spent a long time on absurd trolley problems. Let's see how many hours I'm about to lose.

submitted 162 days ago • 0 comments

We release our flashcard tool today. This was the first thing we've added that really tracks progress in a reading skill. I hooked it into our Supabase postgres to track progress on each card, so we can implement space-repetition learning. Sveltekit made it easy to let users create decks.

submitted 188 days ago • 1 comment

@syntax.fm is hands down the best web dev podcast. I like the move into video too because sometimes you need to see the code. The reason I chose Svelte for our site was because of @tolin.ski's high praise.

submitted 193 days ago • 0 comments

I'm a big fan of the choice to pick a serif too. We opted to use a serif font for our articles because it does seem classier.

submitted 193 days ago • 0 comments

Migrating to Svelte 5 has been a chore. I had several dependencies that used 'svelte/internal'. This error is a pain: Error: Your application, or one of its dependencies, imported from 'svelte/internal', which was a private module used by Svelte 4 components that no longer exists in Svelte 5.

submitted 196 days ago • 0 comments

Our most popular feature by far is our Word Mapper. You can look up words in our Mongo database and see how we've broken it into its letters and sounds. It's the simplest of our tools because it's just a web form with use:enhance. (thanks Sveltekit)

submitted 197 days ago • 1 comment

I always appreciate Josh's posts because they're filled with great visuals, practical examples and written very clearly. His CSS course is how I actually learned to use CSS properly.

submitted 198 days ago • 1 comment

I appreciate any scenario to avoid $effect. I'm still scarred from using it in React.

submitted 199 days ago • 0 comments

Bluesky does feel more like the open web. The incentives to not wall people in are why I've enjoyed it thus far. I also like that I was able to easily roll my own auto poster via their API and a cron job.

submitted 202 days ago • 0 comments