How to use React-Axe with Next.js?
Simple and easy solution on how to use React Axe, now @axe-core/react, with a Next.js App. Helps increase your accessibility score.
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Deploy Static Site on Digitalocean using Github Actions
Easiest Guide to deploy your Static site on Digitalocean using Github Actions. Automating the build and deployment on every push saves tons of time.
Deploy Gatsby on Digitalocean with Github Actions
Easiest Guide to deploy your Gatsby project on Digitalocean using Github Actions. Automating the build and deployment on every push saves tons of time.
How to use Bulma with Next.js
A guide on how to install Bulma with Next.js including a Boilerplate Template to get started with Next.js + Bulma.
Setting up ESLint and Prettier For Your Next.js Project
How to Setup your Next.js Project using ESLint and Prettier. Step by Step guide. Containing bonus boilerplate templates also, to help you get started.
Drag and Drop Image Upload with HTML5 and ES6
Create drag and drop image upload with just HTML5 and Vanilla Javascript. Avoid the use of those heavyweight packages.
Setting up ESLint the easy way 🤩
ESLint 101: The simplest and shortest guide to getting started with ESLint. 🚀
Next.js Component level SCSS setup
Keeping the SASS files in the component folder is a bit tricky in Next.js. In this article, we will try to make that easy.
Make a Linux dev server for less than 50$/life 😱
Convert Raspberry Pi into your local dev server to deploy and test locally. Can be used by anyone in your network.
The only way to improve your CSS game👩🏾🎨
The most practical guide for improving your CSS in 60 days or less. Follow the steps to be CSS Ninja.
Philosophy of a Good Developer
It’s been a long time since we talked about something philosophical. So I thought I'd write a new post for you all, this time going back to basics. There's something I've been thinking about a lot lately.
Switching back to my old buddy Sublime Text from VS Code 🤷🏻♂️
Up until just a few days ago, I was a VS Code lover like anyone else these days. I use to write a column of top VS Code Themes and Plugins every month in my monthly blog series "Ultra List" as well, but recently, I shifted back to Sublime Text.