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My solutions for Advent of Code 2020
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Built with Next.js, hosted on Github pages and maintained through Netlify CMS.
JavaScript
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TypeScript, VSCode extension development.
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JavaScript (Node.js, React.js, Next.js) Docker & Kubernetes HTML & CSS Bit of Java, Python, GoLang
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My advanced Dev.to dashboard - https://devto-analytics.wallis.dev/
James Wallis
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Apr 20
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I made a free Dev.to Writing Streak Calculator using Next.js, Day.js and the Dev.to API
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Deploying a Next.js app to GitHub Pages
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Deploying a Next.js app to GitHub Pages
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I made a free Dev.to Writing Streak Calculator using Next.js, Day.js and the Dev.to API
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I made a free Dev.to Writing Streak Calculator using Next.js, Day.js and the Dev.to API
Congratulations on 52 weeks of writing! I'm exhausted after j...
I made a free Dev.to Writing Streak Calculator using Next.js, Day.js and the Dev.to API
Thanks! That's using the user's website URL (or Dev.to profil...
How to add a blog using Dev.to as a CMS to a Next.js website
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How to add a blog using Dev.to as a CMS to a Next.js website
Hi Zak, thanks! I have an almost finished tutorial that has b...