While building web apps, I usually like to take inspiration from other sites. I'm always fascinated by beautifully designed websites with subtle ye...
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thanks for all the suggestions, this is why i love the dev community <3
I dont think you need to explain imports to developers, i think developers working with next should know imports and aliases. Unless you have experienced developers wanting to know this?
actually import aliases are kinda newly added to next.js, wasn't sure if everyone would know this
Is 3 years ago newish though? Aliases have been around since around 2016.
nextjs.org/blog/next-9-4
the option to change/add import alias through the cli itself was added recently, my bad
Here is a pure HTML / CSS implementation. No javascript needed!
codepen.io/koga73/pen/ZEVpzab?edit...
impressive, there's a small bug though you cant move left when youre on about or contact tab, nice work anyways :)
Any github links will be useful.
actually, the code for v2 of my personal site is private as it's a wip. but i can create one with only the navbar for you if you need, you need the code for the entire thing or something specific?
Well done. Thanks for sharing
Can you make vercel headless to make it compatible with turbo
Why is it not compatible with turbo? can you elaborate what you're trying to say please?
Nice!!!
FWIW, i had some errors resolving Navbar:
For me, needed to add 'app' to the path:
This's great post, thanks for sharing
Confused about the web dev can you help me out with the right roadmap