bulma-templates VS hackertab.dev

If you're a beginner who wants to give it a go with bulma, or just an enthusiast who wishes to slap some content into existing template and have a web page, or maybe build some theme upon existing layout, take a look at Bulma Templates repo.

I use a simple serverside framework such as ExpressJS or FlaskJS, which routes URL requests to HTML page responses.

Served by NGINX on a Linux server. I host with DigitalOcean for $6/month

I use a CSS Framework template. I like Bulma for its simplicity: https://bulmatemplates.github.io/bulma-templates/

Summary of things to google:

- simple Serverside framework for

- Digital ocean nginx tutorial

- CSS Framework Template

I just take a Bulma template, and edit the CSS styles within its html.

If i feel ambitious, I install v/ node, then edit the sass (compiles to css)

https://bulmatemplates.github.io/bulma-templates/

Typically:

1. Generate an express app with --view=ejs (ejs is virtually the same as HTML but lets you inject js into your html)

https://expressjs.com/en/starter/generator.html

2. Display & edit a simple html page.

3. ???

4. Profit

- Web Portfolio showing 3 projects. -- for example, check out the template here [1] called "Portfolio" -- take it, repurpose it with your own content. Get it online. Add your web portfolio URL to your resume.

- Github/Gitlab (to show your code)

- LinkedIn presence

Basically: Show you have the skills. And put yourself "out there" i.e. market yourself

[1] https://bulmatemplates.github.io/bulma-templates/

The index.html file in the site folder is the landing page. The file uses the responsive Bulma CSS library that requires no JavaScript. I picked a template and modified it for this landing page.

https://hackertab.dev above 2300 users

As a developer, it can be difficult to stay on top of everything happening in the field. Hackertab makes it easy by allowing you to customise your default tab page to include news, tools and events from top sources such as GitHub Trending, Hacker News, DevTo, Medium, and Product Hunt.

I know the feeling - I was searching for a way to keep up with the latest development trends for my favorite tech stack (Android, TypeScript, Ruby) without having to switch between multiple websites. But I couldn't find a solution that worked for me, so I created one called Hackertab. Every day, I auto gather content from the best sources out there (like Dev.to, Hacker News, and this subreddit!) and organize it by programming language or topic. If you're interested, feel free to check it out!

Currently im using Hackertab extension it has all the tech news in one place, you can customize it on your interests. And it saves you a lot of time.

Almost one year ago, I launched Hackertab, a browser extension that allows developers to stay up-to-date with the latest tech happenings in an easy way, the tool gatters articles, tutorials, repositories, jobs, events… and filter them by users interests.