002 - Forced Myself to Launch My Site For A /uses Page (CCwF 2021)

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  • awesome-uses

    A list of /uses pages detailing developer setups, gear, software and configs.

    • The second challenge was inspired by Wes Bos' uses.tech, which in a sense is an extension of his /uses page. Compared to the last challenge, this one is objectively easier since it's technically just a page with a bunch of lists. But for a lazy-ass person like me, the most difficult part of doing a /uses page is that part that comes before the /.

  • Next.js

    The React Framework

    • Use Next.js - React is my comfort place, and for these challenges, I really wanted to stay away from it to force myself to learn new things. But the combination of SSR, fantastic routing and history management, and no-hassle deployment to Vercel was hard to say no to. And since I haven't used Next.js before, I decided to give myself a free React-pass this time around.

  • SurveyJS

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