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You've gotta read this one!

My colleague Tyler Sticka recently published Tiny Web Stacks. After reading it I was inspired to rethink the stack I use for my portfolio:

I’ve grown to love small, simple tech stacks for those occasional side projects, micro-sites and one-off experiments that don’t demand as many features or justify such diligent maintenance.

I took a step back and considered what my needs were. There were four main capabilities I wanted that aren’t provided by the web out of the box:

  • HTML templating
  • Hot reloading
  • CSS mixins, imports, and nesting
  • JS package management and transpilation

I wanted to see how I could achieve these capabilities without adding a beefy build step, or writing a bunch of configuration code. I reached for a few trusty tools:

My blog Post

You've gotta read this one!

My colleague Tyler Sticka recently published Tiny Web Stacks. After reading it I was inspired to rethink the stack I use for my portfolio:

I’ve grown to love small, simple tech stacks for those occasional side projects, micro-sites and one-off experiments that don’t demand as many features or justify such diligent maintenance.

I took a step back and considered what my needs were. There were four main capabilities I wanted that aren’t provided by the web out of the box:

  • HTML templating
  • Hot reloading
  • CSS mixins, imports, and nesting
  • JS package management and transpilation

I wanted to see how I could achieve these capabilities without adding a beefy build step, or writing a bunch of configuration code. I reached for a few trusty tools: