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Putting Dev.to to work - using it as a CMS
I started out by searching online for other portfolios people have created for inspiration. It was then that I came across James Wallis' portfolio, and I loved the design, to understate how I felt.
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How to Build a Remark.js Syntax Highlighter
This is a fantastic project and website that I used as a refrence
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Done for now
I learned a lot from the official documentation but the real MVP for me is this guy. James has been writing about how to work with Next for a while and I used his blog posts to help me guide my decisions in building out this website as well (Thank you!).
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Using getStaticProps and getStaticPaths with TypeScript - Next.js
My personal website is built on Next.js and uses both the getStaticProps and getStaticPaths functions to dynamically generate the /blog/ and /portfolio/ pages at build time. While updating both methods to use their proper TypeScript types, following the documentation, I ran into an error when reading the parameter that I was passing from getStaticPaths into getStaticProps.
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Adding a blog with a Dev.to backend to a static Next.js website (with canonical URLs)
Recently, I decided that I wanted to present them on my own website. After researching different ways to achieve this, I concluded using the Dev.to API to create the blog section of my website would be the perfect solution. I decided that articles would only show up on my website if I'd added a canonical URL to the article on Dev.to - meaning my website is seen as the source of the article (even though it was written on Dev.to).
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I completely rewrote my personal website using Dev.to as a CMS
View the code on GitHub
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