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09/01/2022
How old are you? In days? 😳😳😳 In seconds? 🤫🤫🤫
One more import -export demo. It illustrates "re-export" among other things.
It also shows another example use of node 17 readline using async/await (which I LOVE) 😘
Happy Sunday, unless it's already Monday where you are. 😝😝😝
Learn JavaScript 2022 Edition. 🙊🙊 7/1000 🙈🙈
Wrapping up module import and export. Now, you know everything about ES modules.
Or, do you? 🤔😂
Good night. 😳💀😳☠️😀
ES2015 Module Export Declaration Part 2 - Default Export. Lesson 5 of 1000. (Seriously 😂)
A module can have at most one default export statement. You can default export a function, class, or in fact any expression.
Have a wonderful evening!
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A Brief History of Web Technologies. 🌅🌅🌅
Build your own website using Gatsby. Part 3. 🎈🎈🎈
Happy New Year!! 🎉🎉🎉
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30/12/2021
Urghhhh! Sorry. No post today. 🥺🥺🥺 😭😭😭😭
Posting text-heavy posts on is so much work. I'll need to find a way to make it easier.
Instagram refused to accept today's post for some unspecified reason, and I have no more energy left to try again. 😨😰😰
Sorry, fans. 😀
Maybe tomorrow. 😁
Stay tuned, just a little bit longer. 😛
Happy Last Thursday of 2021!! We will never have another Thursday in 2021. So sad. 😥😥😥😢
29/12/2021
Let’s Build a Website with Gatsby! 😳😳😳🤔
What is Gatsby?
Gatsby is a static website generator based on React. Version 4 now includes SSR support.
Why Use Static Web Site Generators?
Different tech stacks have different advantages and disadvantages. The static website generators take advantage of the dynamic website generation technologies (either client-side or server-side, or both) at build time. Hence, (1) you can create data-driven rich websites, and (2) there is no overhead at runtime since we serve static pages. You can expect the best performance from the static websites.
Why Gatsby?
There are many, so many, static website generation tools, and there is no "best" generator. They all have pros and cons. Gatsby uses primarily two technologies, react for the frontend and graphql for the backend. If you have experience with building react-based apps, and/or if you plan to use react-based technologies in the future, then gatsby is a natural choice. Next.js, which started as SSR framework for React, and Gatsby, which started as Site generation tool, are now largely overlapping. Still, if your focus is more on building frontend react app with SSR support, you go with next.js. If you are primarily interested in building static sites, then you go with gatsby.
How to Get Started?
Wait unti tomorrow. 🥺🥺🥺😭
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