Dev Blogs Dev Blogs is built in React and Redux which is used to publish your Dev.to Blogs on a custom page. Preview hemant-blog.netlify.app To customize the blog according to your Dev user id simply follow the Readme (The Steps Below) Getting Started? Star the Repo and click the button here > Click on the above button and config with you Github in Netlify. After successful netlify config. Simply go to your profile which would have new Repo, and clone it to your local system Visit the following folder after clone. src/DevtoConfig.js Then change the each section to your details Don't forget the https:// that is used for redirects In your terminal Run the following command in you terminal. npm i && npm start or yarn && yarn start Cheers You Blog is live on your System. And on localhost. If you have any issues with already existing remotes, in…
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Currently, this is mt Blog site, working on Dev.to Api's and fell to share this link anywhere!
Here is the source code:
Hii, This is a blog Designed in React-Js, with Javascript and Love. App Fetches Your Blogs from Dev.to using Dev.to Api
Dev Blogs
Dev Blogs is built in React and Redux which is used to publish your Dev.to Blogs on a custom page.
To customize the blog according to your Dev user id simply follow the Readme (The Steps Below)
Getting Started?
Star the Repo and click the button here >
Click on the above button and config with you Github in Netlify.
After successful netlify config.
Simply go to your profile which would have new Repo, and clone it to your local system
Visit the following folder after clone.
src/DevtoConfig.jsThen change the each section to your details Don't forget the https:// that is used for redirects
In your terminal
Run the following command in you terminal.
npm i && npm startoryarn && yarn startCheers You Blog is live on your System. And on localhost.
If you have any issues with already existing remotes, in…
Also, anyone can generate their dev Blogs, just by changing the config.js file, try the readme.
ThankYou!
That is really cool how you built it. Any plans to pull in comments?