Starting from node -v to git push to writing an entire app using vim, we, developers, spend a significant amount of time in the terminal. Love it or hate it, you have to mess around with the terminal at some point in your dev career. So why not prese...
Made an online version of my resume using Gatsby.js Check out the Repo and Demo
Been getting the hang of Tailwind CSS for the past week and finally after 3 days and 25 commits, I'm finally done with the challenge I took from Devchallenges.io using Gatsby.js and Tailwind CSS! Check out the 馃憠Github Repo and Demo馃憟 So far I've b...
Completed another challenge from Devchallenges.io using Gatsby.js, Bootstrap and React Bootstrap. The craziest part was I couldn't figure out how to overlap the card on the image responsively and without breaking the layout. It took me several hours ...
Finished the Tutorial section of Gatsby.js on its official site and further researched more on it. I'm really impressed by the things you can do using Gatsby. The expansion of functionality using plugins is simply astounding. Whatever you need there...
Started diving deep into Gatsby.js from the ground up following the Gatsby official docs. Looking forward to learning more about it in-depth and implement it in some real-life projects.
Today wasn't really that productive. So I thought of doing something small, then taking a look at my boring old Github profile I realized it needed a refresh. So, I thought of making it a little less boring. Here's the Github repo. Feel free to copy...
Took up a challenge from devchallenges.io of creating a 404 error page. No brainer, but it was good practice. Technologies I've used: Gatsby.js React Bootstrap React Bootstrap It was quite a hectic time working on this challenge. I used Gatsby.js...
I've been coding for 2 years now but always as a hobby. Did a few freelance projects but never had the intention to get serious with it. With the start of 2021, I've decided to set a goal of turning this hobby into a profession. And what better way t...
