I write code. For the web. And mobile. Also sometimes for the toaster.
I'm also on that bird app.
Wouldn't it be nice if you had the ability to toggle a feature in production with just a switch? What if you could deploy different variations of the same feature for different users? In this episode of The Build Series, we'll see how.
Another year, another overhaul. This time I'm moving to Next.js and a controversial CSS framework. Starting with a fairly well built template, this is the story of how I moved from Gatsby to Next.js
Next.js is a framework for SSG SSR apps. But it is not all sunshine and rainbows. I've been building applications using Next.js for a couple of months now and this article is the summation of my struggles and *aha!* moments when using Next.js.
Making an API request to get data and display it to the user is the common feature in most, if not all, of the front-end applications I've built. But it's not always sunshine and rainbows. Oh the frustration when browser decides to throw a CORS error!
Wouldn't it be nice to type local.dev, and have instant access to all running applications on your local machine?
console.log is in every Developer's toolkit. But there's more to it than just the regular log method
