Checkout what I've been creating below, come chat with me on BlueSky, or poke around my GitHub .
My journey of DNS, including self-hosting the resolver with Pi-hole and AdGuard Home, using paid services like NextDNS and AdGuard DNS, and public privacy-respecting resolvers.
My experience with the latest Home Assistant hardware from Nabu Casa
Every side project starts out with a question: "What's the BEST tech stack" - how silly! there's no answer right... Meet Pocketbase, an open source go backend providing you everything you need for your app (except users).
The stream will attempt to build an adapter for WinterJS, whilst showing off all the features of building SvelteKit adapters.
What is a Cloud Development Environment (CDE) and why would I ever need one?
I am interviewed by Rob Ocel from the Modern Web Podcast. We talk about Web Development, Svelte, SvelteKit, Open Source, Discord Bots, and more.
Moquettes have been used on public transport around the world for over 100 years. Find out what they are and why in this post...
Kev joins the Sirens again to chat about Form actions in SvelteKit and create a new form for speaker submissions on SvelteSirens.dev.
Brittney and I go on Behind the Source by Mike Street to chat about Svelte, SvelteKit, and the Svelte Sirens.
In this Svelte Sirens stream Alex Warnes will teach us about Threlte: Declarative Threejs for Svelte.
Tauri is excellent at building cross-platform lightweight desktop applications using web technology. This post covers what Tauri is, and what it can do.
GHOST joins Brittney and Kev to update the Svelte Sirens website and showcase upgrading your SvelteKit projects
GHOST joins Oliver's Stream to helpout with his Backblaze B2 Image Galley with Svelte
Jake and I go on the Coding Cat Podcast to talk about using Routify and Svelte
Astro just hit 1.0! Fred K Schott joins us to answer questions on Astro and see how you can integrate Svelte.
The Svelte Sirens go on Svelte Radio to chat about us!
Working with reduced motion and Svelte transitions can be easy. In this post I cover how we can adapt our website for those who prefer reduced motion, and how to use svelte-reduced-motion to make your transitions accessible.
Read this post to learn how to leverage Svelte Kit endpoints, along with a CMS such as sanity to create a RSS feed for your blog.
GHOST does her first talk on Svelte Sirens about how awesome Routify in Svelte Kit can be!
Jake and I go on Svelte Radio to talk about what's new with Routify 3 beta