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[boiimcfacto]

Here's an idea: you should make a kind of devlog while rebuilding your site. Not only will it be easier considering you can record while actually working, but it'll be a fantastic Svelte tutorial as well.

Congratulations on your baby, love your content!

[Pointcut]

01:31 #1 - UI Library (Svelte)
02:44 #2 - Meta Framework (SvelteKit)
04:34 #3 - TypeScript (Yes)
04:38 #4 - Dealing with CSS (Tailwind)
05:55 #5 - Backend Infrastructure (Firebase)
06:53 #6 - Database (Cloud Firestore?)
07:28 #7 - Testing (Cypress)
07:52 #8 - Other APIs (SendGrid, Algolia, Stripe/PayPal)

[rubennijhuis]

This guy is able to to 30 people's worth of work. Teach us how you plan and work on your projects! Anything from to-do lists till deployment would be amazing

[krzysztofb]

I went back to good old days' backend html rendering (go) + web components (pure js) for interactivity. Can't overestimate how happy that made me.

[supercontroler]

This is easily the best guide I've seen. Also, congratulations on the baby!

[thecodfather]

Hey yo congratulations my dude! Welcome to fatherhood. Stay blessed 🙏🏽

[IAmNumber]

In the future, I predict devs will use sophisticated neural networks to pick the optimal tech stack so they aren’t driven completely insane

Edit: I told you all 😂

[mrashad_com]

Congratulations on the newest member of the family, and thank you for this video, as usual very informative

[IngwiePhoenix]

"Or we could call it 'fuck it'."
Absolutely gold standard humor right there. Caught me off-guard and now my sides hurt - perfect :D
I have been burnt from webdev a few times because of what I want to do; but what you mentioned with Svelte Kit is amazing. Usually I got stuck with the question of "How do I transistion from SSR to CSR?" And the answer is hydration and a shitload of manual callback stacking to de-initialize a current context and re-initialize the next one when the new components load in. Its... meh... I feel like TTC (time to content) is very important. I hate waiting on websites to load their megabytes of JavaScript when all I want to do is just read an article and then bugger off. xD
Thank you for showcasing those libs and frameworks!

[mrdbourke]

This stack looks epic, how about hosting? Where will you host your website? My understanding is you’ll create pre-rendered HTML pages and serve them statically from a bucket somewhere? Then call to Serverless APIs when you need something not static?

[kiwihour]

When I decided to start learning frameworks after a year or two of NodeJS practice.
I first went all out trying to learn a few popular frameworks and really making sure I understood the pros and cons of each (vue, react, svelte)
At first I thought Vue was my choice, but when I realised I needed SSR nuxt was just way too confusing for me. React was already too hard for me to use
SvelteKit was just perfect for my choice of coding. Glad to see some appreciation

[RenatoPassosSantos]

Congratulations on your baby, Jeff!! Great content as always and this is one of your best videos - which is a lot, since your videos rock!

[RazgrizDuTTA]

Me, who does scientific computing: "You guys are getting a front-end?! :o "

I am happy with my CLI and maybe the occasional unicode plot when I am feeling spicy :)

[nomade]

Very very humbly dropping that your whole website is 100% custom made with Sass. Props to you, the very opaque, tedious, and absolutely insane, but lovely job of doing CSS custom is something I truly enjoy and respect.

[shawnrobertdoyle]

One thing I've found with utility class based CSS like Tailwind is that there is a tradeoff between speed of initial development and speed of maintenance. When every element in your DOM has got 20+ classes, changes can be hard to make

Definitely agree about Svelte & Typescript though

[galaxies_dev]

Awesome as always, just when I was looking for the tech stack for my upgraded membership 🔥Congrats on the baby of course, exciting (and often hard) times ahead 🙌

[nemeziz_prime]

I'm a sheep, I follow everything Jeff says/teaches on Fireship....


....and I am proud to be a "FireSheep"

[manishroy]

Since, this will be a one of a kind combination of libraries and frameworks, I would suggest FIRST as the acronym.
Fi - Firebase
R - Rails
S - Svelte
T - Tailwind

[krishgarg]

That CSS part was a direct hit to every frontend developer out there.

[stanleysurjanto]

love watching these stack vids as a noobie web dev student and just being absolutely boggled by how much is out there
would love a video on the philosophy of "how to learn new techs and how MUCH or how DEEP of that new tech is necessary to learn"