astro-blog-markdown
graphcms-sveltekit-portfolio-and-blog-starter
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astro-blog-markdown
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Astro Sitemaps: Add Post and Page XML Sitemaps
You can see the full code for the project in the Astro Blog Markdown GitHub repo.
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Astro Turbolinks: fast AstroJS Navigation
If you are creating a new blog site, take a look at the Astro Blog Markdown starter on GitHub, which uses Turbolinks. Also take a look if you want to see the configuration in a full project. You can also open the project up in Stackblitz.
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Svelte Share Buttons: using Web Share API with Fallback
I mentioned we are working in SvelteKit using the MDsveX blog starter. If Astro is your preferred tool for building Svelte sites, start with the Astro Svelte Markdown starter instead. Of course, if you have an existing Svelte app, you can create a feature branch and add this functionality there. Anyway to start let’s clone a repo:
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Astro Blog: Astro Markdown Blog Starter
git clone https://github.com/rodneylab/astro-blog-markdown cd astro-blog-markdown pnpm install cp .env.EXAMPLE .env pnpm run dev
graphcms-sveltekit-portfolio-and-blog-starter
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Daisy UI what about bundle size, tree-shaking?
I am using DaisyUI in my portfolio with sveltekit. The general experience is good for me. Since it is a tailwind plugin, only the css classes you use will be included in the final output. Since its a personal project and wanted to quickly get it done I resorted to this but if in case of large project I will definitely choose to write svelte components styled with tailwind utility classes so I could get the full benefit of the tailwindcss. https://github.com/spences10/graphcms-sveltekit-portfolio-and-blog-starter is similar to my portfolio stack.
What are some alternatives?
astro - The web framework for content-driven websites. ⭐️ Star to support our work!
portfolio - Old portfolio website
sveltekit-hcaptcha-form - SvelteKit hCaptcha contact form: see how you can scare bots away from your Svelte site using a privacy focussed captcha service.
sveltekit-graphcms-starter-blog - SvelteKit starter blog with GraphCMS
sveltekit-mdsvex-blog - A minimalistic blog template built with SvelteKit and MDsveX
sveltekit-typescript-vanilla-extract-starter - SvelteKit TypeScript vanilla-extract starter: create a markdown blog site with responsive, Next-Gen images, PWA and vanilla-extract styles.
sveltekit-blog-mdx - SvelteKit MDX starter blog with MDsveX (Svelte in markdown)
sveltekit-share-buttons - Svelte share buttons: adding social share buttons to your Svelte app for mobiles and Safari using the native Web Share API with fallbacks.
quizdown-js - Markdown syntax for generating interactive quizzes in the browser