Welcome to My Blog!

Hey, thanks for stopping by. This is the first post on this site, built with SvelteKit and mdsvex — which basically means every post is a Markdown file that can also render live Svelte components. More on that in the next post.

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Table of contents

• What this blog is about
• A bit of formatting
  • Code blocks
  • Lists
  • Links and images
  • Tables

What this blog is about

I’ll mostly be writing about:

• Game development
• Notes on tools and workflows I find useful
• The occasional rambling post about something I’m learning

A bit of formatting

You can do all the usual Markdown things.

Bold text, italic text, and even bold italic work as expected. You can also use inline code for things like variable names or npm install.

“The best way to learn is to build something and break it a few times.”
— probably every developer ever

Code blocks

Syntax highlighting works out of the box (depending on your mdsvex/shiki setup):

function greet(name) {
	return `Hello, ${name}!`;
}

console.log(greet('world'));

Lists

Ordered list:

1. Set up SvelteKit
2. Add mdsvex
3. Write posts in Markdown
4. Ship it

Unordered list with nesting:

• Frontend
  • Svelte
  • SvelteKit
  • mdsvex
• Backend
  • Node.js
  • SQLite

Links and images

Check out the SvelteKit docs or the mdsvex docs if you want to dig deeper.

Tables

Feature	Plain Markdown	mdsvex
Headings	✅	✅
Code blocks	✅	✅
Svelte components	❌	✅
Reactive state	❌	✅

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That’s the basic tour of standard Markdown. In the next post, I’ll show what makes mdsvex actually special — dropping live, interactive Svelte components directly into a post.