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README.md

mjfs-us

When creating this newest site, I decided to stick with TypeScript but instead go with Vue for fun. Its powered by VitePress, a static site generator that uses Vite under the hood to generate static HTML/JS/CSS assets from Markdown templates and Vue components. It's then uploaded to S3 and distributed around the US by Cloudfront.

So far I've really enjoyed writing the bulk of the content in Markdown, while being able to add in Vue single file components where desired. Vue feels very lightweight to write and use, even in this hybrid environment. I've also been using this project a test-ground for Bun as a package manager and dev environment. So far so good!

Development

To install dependencies:

bun install

To run:

bun run dev

To build:

bun run build