Should I give my Astro Starter Template a name? Right now I just call it "Astro Starter Template by Bryan Hogan", maybe that's not the best for marketing? starter.bryanhogan.com #webdev #astrojs #indiedev
Bryan
Bryan
@bryanhogan.com
๐ Cologne | Developer & Designer โ๏ธ Building DailySelfTrack.com app. ๐ญ Learning Korean: @tolearnkorean.com โ๏ธ Building digital products, web dev, intentional digitalism and balanced productivity + monthly mails + projects โก๏ธ https://BryanHogan.com/
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Replying to @rich-harris.dev
it seems we caught the orange wave, which took me by surprise a bit. i didn't think anyone really cared about frameworks any more! warms the cockles news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4992...
Updated my post on building native apps using CapacitorJS with SvelteKit: bryanhogan.com/blog/web-to-... @sveltesociety.dev @ionic.io #webdev #indiedev #devcommunity #capacitorjs #appdev #androidapp #svelte
Can recommend this setup: Currently using GPT 5.6 Sol (Medium or high thinking) for planning and implementation. Then GLM 5.3 for reviewing. Using Zed (the IDE) for managing multiple sessions, the Codex harness for GPT and the Zed Agent panel for GLM. Using VSCode for manual changes. #webdev
AI coding tools are incredibly helpful. I wrote about what works well for me: one chat per feature / request, a small AGENTS.md, specific file references, plan mode then implement mode, and reviewing the generated code. https://bryanhogan.com/blog/ai-code-well
AI coding tools are incredibly helpful. I wrote about what works well for me: one chat per feature / request, a small AGENTS.md, specific file references, plan mode then implement mode, and reviewing the generated code. https://bryanhogan.com/blog/ai-code-well
Free and open projects I have been working on: - Astro Starter Template - ToLearnKorean guide - My personal website and useful blog posts - Obsidian Vault Template - Flow Timer - Clean Web Development Guide Now I'm close to releasing my first native app: dailyselftrack.com #webdev #buildinpublic
Here are the links to all the projects: - Astro Starter Template: starter.bryanhogan.com - ToLearnKorean guide: tolearnkorean.com - My personal website and useful blog posts: bryanhogan.com & github.com/BryanHogan/b...
- Obsidian Vault Template: github.com/BryanHogan/o... - Flow Timer: timer.bryanhogan.com - Clean Web Development Guide: webdev.bryanhogan.com I recently enabled taking sponsorship on GitHub: github.com/sponsors/Bry... - I appreciate any support I get! :)
I just realised I haven't shared my monthly update from last month on here, I'm back in Germany: buttondown.com/BryanHogan/a... #webdev #buildinpublic
Added @matuzo.at's HTML boilerplate to the /resource page of my Clean Web Dev guide: webdev.bryanhogan.com/miscellaneou...
Modernized the pages of my guide on writing clean CSS. Using a reset.css, var.css, global.css and util.css for consistent styling. Read them here: webdev.bryanhogan.com/css/css-setup/ Using this setup on my @astro.build Starter Template as well: starter.bryanhogan.com #webdev #buildinpublic
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I made my Astro Starter Template even cooler: starter.bryanhogan.com I wanted something I can recommend to people who need a simple yet high-quality website, now I can. Optimized for performance, SEO, a11y, yet simple to maintain, it's just a static website. #HTML + #CSS = โค๏ธ #webdev
I improved my Korean guide! Simpler navigation and overhaul of the existing chapters on Hangul. The site: tolearnkorean.com #buildinpublic #korean #ํ๊ตญ์ด #webdev
I wrote about which AI tools I use for coding (and design + some other stuff): bryanhogan.com/blog/ai-codi... Currently mostly using Codex and Claude Code in VSCode as extensions. OpenCode Go and Ollama Cloud (Kimi, GLM, DeepSeek, Qwen, MiniMax and MiMo) are also worth a look. #webdev #dev #blog
Some cool pages containing 1-bit pixelart: - hypertalking.com/2023/05/15/1... - hypertalking.com/2023/05/08/1... - dither-emojis.pages.dev From this HN thread: news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4867...
Published issue 30 of my monthly update-letter: buttondown.com/BryanHogan/a... After a year of traveling I'm looking for a place to stay for stable income. #indiedev #buildinpublic #blog
Some fun simple web-based games I came across: - boredzebra.com/100jumps/ - 1-tap jumping - princechazz.com - Chess-inspired Roguelike - dice-jaga.bryanhogan.com - Yahtzee-inspired Roguelike (mine) Anyone know similar games? #webdev #gamedev #indiedev #indieweb
Nowadays I find AI also highly capable of writing Svelte code. Claude was good at it for a long time, Codex with the Svelte MCP works well also. Have been using it to build apps: bryanhogan.com/blog/web-to-... Want to try the OpenCode Go subscription and test out the cheaper Chinese models next.
your token costs: lower your server costs: lower your bandwidth costs: lower not to mention the fact that you'll ship in half the time and tear out less hair in the process. just use @svelte.dev, people. it's like other frameworks but better
My monthly update is out! - I'm in Melbourne on a Working Holiday now. - Sick & finding good work is though. Read the complete update here: buttondown.com/BryanHogan/a...
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Replying to @kevinpowell.co
If you don't have time to read it, the tl;dr is, if there are educational content creators you value, let them know. They might write, make videos, or anything else. Times are tough, and talented people are fading away. A few encouraging words from a real person can make a huge difference.
Improved the UI and PWA version added. โ #buildinpublic #webdev #astrojs #svelte
I wanted to a simple timer for time-boxing that just work. No account, 100% free, no ads, no distraction, just a sequential timer. I originally built it more than a year ago, but have updated it with some improvements now. โก๏ธ timer.bryanhogan.com #buildinpublic #webdev #indiedev
I wanted to a simple timer for time-boxing that just work. No account, 100% free, no ads, no distraction, just a sequential timer. I originally built it more than a year ago, but have updated it with some improvements now. โก๏ธ timer.bryanhogan.com #buildinpublic #webdev #indiedev
Build a native app using SvelteKit + Capacitor: bryanhogan.com/blog/web-to-... #webdev #indiedev #svelte #sveltekit #capacitor
Updated my Obsidian Vault setup, updated the blog post about it as well: bryanhogan.com/blog/obsidia... Full template is on GitHub: github.com/BryanHogan/o... #ObsidianMD #Obsidian #PKM #SmallWeb
Built a dice based game! (Yahtzee x Roguelike) The MVP of it was already really fun, so I added some more things! Play it here: dice-jaga.bryanhogan.com #indiedev #webdev #gamedev #buildinpublic
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Replying to @neal.fun
It's incredible how early he was in realizing the potential of the web. He started 12 years before Khan Academy! here's the site javalab.org/en/
In Tokyo now and sent out issue 25 of my monthly updates. Topics of this month: - Clawdbot, cool but dangerous. - Google rewarding AI slop. - Ways to make a website. - Other cool blog posts on the internet. Read it here: buttondown.com/BryanHogan/a... #IndieWeb #BuildInPublic #TechSky #WebDev
Every month I have been sharing cool blog posts from other people (in my monthly newsletter). So I put together all the amazing posts I have shared until now: bryanhogan.com/blog/other-c... #indieweb #webdev #blog
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Fantastic look at open source options for design work by @scott.is over on @piccalil.li. Useful info, and a fun read as well. piccalil.li/blog/the-ope...
Updated my post about different ways to build a website! Going over different tools you can use if you just want to have a website, from website builders to content-management-systems to custom coding. Read it here: webdev.bryanhogan.com/start/ways-t... #buildinpublic #webdev #indiedev #indieweb