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joshcollinsworth.com | ||
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rajeevnaruka.com
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| | | | | In this tutorial, we will be creating a dynamic news website using NextJS (a ReactJS framework) and Prismic (a headless CMS) for managing all our articles that are published on the news site. For styling our react components we will be using TailwindCSS. We will be dealing with - Setting up NextJS project along with TailwindCSS, Understanding the Prismic CMS and how custom types work, Integrating the app to backend Prismic CMS,Creating pages with dynamic routing in NextJS | |
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khromov.se
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| | | | | In this guide we will go through the characteristics and quirks of adapter-static, which is unique amongst all SvelteKit adapters because it compiles down to a folder of HTML, CSS and JavaScript instead of a serverless function or Node.js server. Many wonder how this can work with the server side-oriented nature of SvelteKit - let's dive into it with practical examples. You can find the companion repo here (in deployed form here) if you want to see the whole project. This article is divided into multiple... | |
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strapi.io
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| | | | | In this tutorial, you'll learn the basics of SvelteKit and create a blog website using the SvelteKit framework and using Strapi for content management. | |
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laplace.tw
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