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[Anurag Hazra]

Rebuilt my portfolio site couple of weeks ago, and i'm tinkering with Github Actions + Gatsbyjs.

And also just created this

yeah! lot of things going on. ❤️

github.com/anuraghazra

[Rohan Mishra]

Great stuff m8! Very inspiring. Loved those subtle parallax effects.

[Raushan Sharma]

good work dude, I saw some of your libraries, what a piece of art ;)

[Anurag Hazra]

Thanks!

[Usman Khalil]

Your portfolio is so amazing. Subarashi

[Anurag Hazra]

Thanks! 😊

[Jarod Peachey]

Dude, your portfolio is the best portfolio site I've ever seen!! Awesome job, keep it up!

[Anurag Hazra]

Thank you very much.

[Mohamed ELIDRISSI]

Its amazing, great work!

[Akhil T J]

Wow,man I just got inspired by your work 👏🏼.

[Anurag Hazra]

Great! 😊

[dataPixy 🧚‍♂️]

yup! publishing my vscode dataViz dev tools on dev.to :) ...

dev.to/tarasnovak/visual-studio-co...
dev.to/tarasnovak/visual-studio-co...
dev.to/tarasnovak/3-charts-in-vsco...
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[Ben Halpern]

Neat!

[Eddie]

Building a stack to store firewood. Does that count? Off to Home Depot!

[Ben Halpern]

It counts!

[Mohammed Samgan Khan]

it's one of the things which actually matters.:P

[Saurabh Daware 🌻]

Working on rebuilding my portfolio! Trying to improve performance and UI and code structure and everything tbh, in the new one I am challenging myself by trying to load it under 2s! So far I am able to load it in 1.6 seconds though I am yet to put some content in it :D. I will post about it here once I am done.

Here's a small preview:

[Rohan Mishra]

Work on it! You'll be able to do it! That color scheme looks amazing!

[Saurabh Daware 🌻]

Thank you so much 🌻🌻

[🦁 Yvonnick FRIN]

I'm working on gitmoji-changelog. I made a post about version 2 and people started to test it 🙏 So it's cool 👍

[Ben Halpern]

Nice

[Kate Beard (she/her)]

Trying out React Native for the first time trying to build myself an anxiety-free (or low anxiety) todo app. We'll see how that goes - both in terms of my low anxiety goal and my trying to learn RN goal 😅🤞

[Jared]

Why React Native? I ask, out of curiosity, not judgment :)

[Abe Dolinger]

Have fun! React Native is dope!

[Syed Faraaz Ahmad]

I'm working on my tutorial series on building a text editor, part one is out. Feels really good

dev.to/faraazahmad/building-a-text...

[Ben Halpern]

Wow that looks great

[Michel Renaud]

I've been stalling on redesigning my web site for several years now. The first task is to completely rewrite the back end (was in PHP/MySQL, now ASP.NET Core/EF Core/SQL Server).

I'm currently looking at front-end frameworks to develop the administration front-end (I need that before I even think of redesign the public-facing web site). I looked at Blazor last night and it seems to need a little more work (either that or I'm dumb, which is a possibility I'm willing to entertain). Today I'm looking at Vue.js. I've done a little bit of React at work, but that was months ago and I don't remember most, if any of it.

I actually came to DEV right now to look at a few posts about Vue.js and see what people think/do. I tried a Vue.js project in VS 2019 Community Edition (we use VS 2019 Enterprise at work, in case anyone is wondering why VS) and the experience has been underwhelming when it comes to running the project, so I'm kind of open to alternatives.

I might actually post a discussion about this later today.

So yeah, that's the project. And cleaning my place. :)

[Maitray Suthar]

I am developing an open-source nodejs api boilerplate & reactjs boilerplate software from the past few months for our developer community :).

Repo Link - github.com/maitraysuthar/rest-api-...
All Features - ko-fi.com/post/A-ready-to-use-boil...

[Sean Allin Newell]

Working on an idea for JS and TS devs to enjoy elm architecture without all the fuss of redux, and using another rendering tool (lit-html) instead of react.

Kinda toying with being framework agnostic but right now got a commit in progress that's working on expanding the update function to allow for promises and to specify a next message,in addition to the main run function returning a promise of a dispatcher for initialization messages.

I'm calling it lit-tea, combining that lit-html library and the elm architecture (TEA).

lit-tea