docs(#349): Add layout to guides

doug-wade · Aug 10, 2023 · 7cddafe · 7cddafe
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 # Creating a new website
 
 First, you'll need to decide what kind of website you want to use. Tybalt works well both in CSR (client-side rendered) and SSG (static site generated) application, and we provide scaffolding for either, using fastify and eleventy respectively. If you want to serve your website from a static hosting solution, like netlify or s3, you'll want to use the `eleventy` scaffold; if you want to host a running process on a server, use the `fastify` scaffold.

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 # Writing tests
 
 Tybalt comes with a unit testing framework built on top of jest. Jest, along with jsdom, give us the ability to simulate realistic browser environments without a browser, and give us tools for making assertions.