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A while ago I did the series on the Next portfolio, and one of the people following along the series asked me how to filter by category. This is a great question and something I didn't dive into during the series. So here is a follow up on how to ac...
You probably thought that was right. The portfolio is done and dusted. But now that it's live, we have to ensure people visiting our website have the best possible experience. So in today's article, we will conduct a PageSpeed exam and address any is...
Now that we have loaded our blog posts from local markdown files let's see how we can make the work section dynamic. For this we'll be using a local JSON file. This file will become the source of truth regarding these work elements. If you'd like to ...
For this article, I want to add the latest two blog posts to our homepage. However, it quickly made me realize we are reusing the same code repeatedly. So let's start this article by re-doing some of the code so we can reuse it in existing components...
In the previous article, we changed our blog post to be loaded from local markdown files. With that in place, we can start creating individual markdown-powered blog posts! If you want to follow this article, use the following branch as your starting ...
Now that we have our portfolio set up and styled, it's time to start loading some dynamic data. In the following articles, we'll explore different data loading methods. In this specific one we'll look at loading the blogposts from local markdown file...
