Finally found time (aka PTO) to look into self-hosting Protomaps PMTiles with Supabase storage and it's a mind-blowing experience. 3 minutes to extract and upload the tiles. Here's SvelteKit with MapLibre from my self-hosted storage. Insane potential. Vector tiles FTW!
Next, SvelteKit, etc.
why are there so many fucking things I need nowadays just to make a simple web app? vite, sveltekit, tsc, bun, all of these things have their own fucking config files and their own fucking commands. This is why I hate everything except Rust, cause Rust lets me do `cargo run` and it just works
With classes out of the question, I should really look into the ways to tidy up the file structure of the project, as navigating it starts to be quite cumbersome. No idea how a Sveltekit project should be organized
LMFAOOO okay this comforts me so much in my choice to stick with sveltekit (although it's still baked by them, i trust rich much more)
sveltekit might be owned by vercel these days but it's still operating independently for the most part, so i consider it finesveltekit might be owned by vercel these days but it's still operating independently for the most part, so i consider it fine
now to figure out how to attach a websocket server to sveltekit ………………
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