GitHub Actions allows automatic deployment of static sites to GitHub Pages whenever code is pushed to the repository. This eliminates manual file uploads and creates a seamless CI/CD pipeline.
Posts in the category: front-end
Learn how to create flexible, reusable React components using the children prop with practical examples like Card layouts
Webpack isn't only for SPAs. You can use it to bundle up apps with multiple pages or entry points
The react-markdown package takes a prop called components in which you can map HTML tags to custom React components. This post explains how it is structured.
A step by step guide to getting a Markdown-driven blog up and running using the new App Router architecture in Next.js version 13
Using Promise.all() we can make multiple Axios requests from a single function
Learn how React Reducer can help you to pull together the disparate strands of state management into a single, easy-to-manage location.
The react-markdown plugin remark-gfm was updated to version 4.0.0 a few days ago and markdown tables no longer seem to render
Solution to a server error encountered after uploading a Next.js blog application to Vercel
React Context can provide an alternative solution to in-component state management. Find out why it might be useful and learn how to implement it.
Make multiple axios calls without having to repeat headers and base url