How to Fix the .well-known/traffic-advice 404 in SvelteKit
Learn how to configure your SvelteKit server to handle requests from the Chrome Privacy Preserving Prefetch Proxy bot and prevent ./well-known/traffic-advice 404 errors in your application
Hi, I’m Chris Jayden!
Welcome to my little corner of the web where I share what I'm learning about shipping great products, becoming a better developer and where I showcase my passion for photography.
About me
Hi, I'm Chris Jayden. I co-founded HEATE - a community teaching music producers to earn online. It began in 2018 and now serves over 2,500 customers.
After studying music production at Herman Brood Academy, I joined Heroic Academy in 2016 as a marketing manager. My passion for product and marketing blossomed there. During my time there I tinkered with creating products for web designers. This put an extra $1,500 in my pocket each month. This experience deepened my interest in providing value to people.
I learned coding to enhance my product development skills, progressing from HTML to advanced frameworks like Svelte(Kit) and Next.js. You can find what currently keeps me busy on my projects page.
A toast to creative freedom.
Things I've built
- Company / Project
- SvelteCareers
- Description
- The best place to find Svelte jobs
- Company / Project
- WP Latest
- Description
- A SaaS app for updating private WP plugins.
- Company / Project
- Landing Gallery
- Description
- Home of the best landing page design inspiration
- Company / Project
- Cartpops
- Description
- A WordPress plugin for WooCommerce.
Latest posts
Most of the content on this blog is about Svelte. It's an awesome framework that I've been day in and day out for the last couple of years.
Type-safe User Authentication in SvelteKit with Lucia, Planetscale, and Upstash Redis
In this guide I’m going to show you how to get authentication up and running with Lucia. Where we will be using PlanetScale for our database needs, and Upstash Redis to handle sessions.
Optimizing Code Imports with tRPC and SvelteKit
tRPC is a great tool for managing server-side procedures. However, it can be a bit tedious to import it in every `+page.server` file. In this article, I will show you how to optimize your code imports and avoid unexpected errors.