Deploying Your SvelteKit App to GitHub Pages with a Custom Domain (Ditch GoDaddy for Porkbun)
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Deploy a SvelteKit app to GitHub Pages with a custom domain, ditching GoDaddy for Porkbun, to create a professional portfolio site
Action Steps
- Create a new SvelteKit project using the command line interface
- Set up a GitHub repository for your project and initialize it with git
- Configure your SvelteKit app for deployment to GitHub Pages
- Purchase a custom domain from Porkbun and set up DNS records
- Deploy your SvelteKit app to GitHub Pages using the gh-pages package
- Configure your custom domain to point to your GitHub Pages site
Who Needs to Know This
Developers and designers who want to host their SvelteKit apps on GitHub Pages with a custom domain will benefit from this tutorial, as it provides a step-by-step guide on how to achieve this
Key Insight
💡 You can deploy your SvelteKit app to GitHub Pages with a custom domain using Porkbun, without relying on GoDaddy
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Deploy a SvelteKit app to GitHub Pages with a custom domain, ditching GoDaddy for Porkbun, to create a professional portfolio site
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