Thanks for sharing your stack, Paul.
I think it's great to play with the technologies building your own project, but nowdays I'd go with much simplier technology stack, because I'm tired of endless fighting with combining packages to work together, fixing weird errors, updating dependencies, e.t.c.
After all, it's just a static blog with few posts.
Yes totally agree! However, I think of my blog as a project I can experiment with and it is a great way to test different tools 😀 But nothing can beat plain static blog 😁
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Thanks for sharing your stack, Paul.
I think it's great to play with the technologies building your own project, but nowdays I'd go with much simplier technology stack, because I'm tired of endless fighting with combining packages to work together, fixing weird errors, updating dependencies, e.t.c.
After all, it's just a static blog with few posts.
Yes totally agree! However, I think of my blog as a project I can experiment with and it is a great way to test different tools 😀 But nothing can beat plain static blog 😁