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Posts
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Self-Studying Advice from CodeNewbie Community
Reminder that the CodeNewbie community is a space entirely dedicated to newbie success. It's built DEV's open source software Forem but posts and comments are moderated explicitly with newbies in mind. Check it out if you want a second space to hang out.
- what ruby or rails open source projects a beginner-to-intermediate developer can easily contribute to?
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How to create dynamic NextJS post thumbnails...like DEV.to!
Inspecting the DEV.to code (with Chrome Developer Tools, or the source code available on GitHub) I've seen a specific function to generate the post featured image. Adapt it to a JavaScript stack like the one on my blog (NextJS) it doesn't seems a problem. The basic functionality to achieve is the next one: get an URL where, if you make a GET query, it returns us an image with the post title you want to share, the blog's name, my personal image and the publish date. To achieve all of this, I decide to use the native NextJS serverless functions, as they adapt it perfectly to cases like this one. The only thing I have to do to create a serverless function in NextJS is to create a JavaScript function inside the /pages/api/ folder, in order to notify NextJS that this one is a serverless function (or Lambda in Amazon Web Services). With this function, we can get different results than with NextJS pages or React components. Also, the function will have as param the post slug, to know which post we need to return the featured image. The basic aproach is the next one:
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Why I ended up with dev.to
Furthermore, both the web UI and the "native" app are utterly broken for the iOS (at the time of writing this). Now, thankfully, as this site is open source, we can just look into the source code and try to debug this, as some people are already doing: https://github.com/forem/forem/issues/13223.
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Stopping GIF animations on dev.to for those who `prefer-reduced-motion`
Word of warning: This is barely tested and may break, it is a "proof of concept" as something the dev.to team could do to fix the animated GIFs issue temporarily while they work on the full fix.
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Help Wanted: Do you have a Chromebook and want to contribute to DEV?
Some animation transitions may make content inaccessible to ChromeVox users #12939
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One second to read GitHub code with VS Code
For example, DEV repository link is https://github.com/forem/forem. Thus, You can check the source code in this link: https://github1s.com/forem/forem
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How to contribute to forem?
Now you know the issue, it's time to create an issue in the forem repo. Just go to their rep on the GitHub or just click here. Go to the Issue tab and click on New Issue.
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Pairing with Community Member Seth Hall
[Editor] Add loading spinner for image drag-and-drop upload #12443
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Blog SEO. Be careful cross-posting on dev.to with new domains
Canonical links should resolve this issue, but it seems there are problems with dev.to implementation https://github.com/forem/forem/issues/9509. In comments we see several people complaining, some telling that the solution was to post on dev.to after 2 weeks or so... The devs are stating that everything is normal, canonical is deduced correctly.
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Goodbye Offline Page
Reduce service worker functionality to minimal offline page #12834
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Duplicate Digest Email Incident Retro From January
Adds collective_noun Fields Back to SiteConfig Model #12055
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February: Forem Twitch Events Roundup 👾
`gap` doesn't work with `flex` on Safari #12452
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How I Used the Opensource Codebase of Dev Community to Build My Own Website
The dev.to website uses Forem. Forem is open source software for building communities. The GitHub code which power Dev can be found here.
Welcome to the Forem codebase, the platform that powers dev.to. We are so excited to have you. With your help, we can build out Forem’s usability, scalability, and stability to better serve our communities.