Awarded GitHub Star since 2023 ⭐️ and Microsoft MVP since 2024 🔷 I talk about Open Source, GitHub, and Web Development.
I also run a YouTube channel called DevLeonardo, see you there!
Awarded GitHub Star since 2023 ⭐️ and Microsoft MVP since 2024 🔷 I talk about Open Source, GitHub, and Web Development.
I also run a YouTube channel called DevLeonardo, see you there!
Awarded GitHub Star since 2023 ⭐️ and Microsoft MVP since 2024 🔷 I talk about Open Source, GitHub, and Web Development.
I also run a YouTube channel called DevLeonardo, see you there!
Awarded GitHub Star since 2023 ⭐️ and Microsoft MVP since 2024 🔷 I talk about Open Source, GitHub, and Web Development.
I also run a YouTube channel called DevLeonardo, see you there!
Wow, this is so exciting! Pre-rendering is definitely the way to go for better performance and SEO. I encourage you to keep exploring this concept !. I particularly love how Next.js allows us to choose between static generation and server-side rendering, depending on our needs. And the fact that we can fetch data at build time is just amazing! Keep up the good work, man!
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You should change the title into "create a pull request on Github". I mean, the world doesn't orbit around Github only
Thanks for the comment! I didn't want to make the title too long so I added the #github tag below, but probably tags aren't noticed too much.
I specified "on GitHub" in the title :)
Great, better in my opinion :)
Looks amazing, I believe that this extension is cool stuff
It is! And I'll show even more in the next two articles :D
This is huge, thank you for sharing
Thank you! :D
Amazing article❤️, a tool I've been loving to use is github cli it deals with this perfectly.
GitHub CLI is indeed really cool, I should definitely talk about it in a new article/video :)
Wow, this is so exciting! Pre-rendering is definitely the way to go for better performance and SEO. I encourage you to keep exploring this concept !. I particularly love how Next.js allows us to choose between static generation and server-side rendering, depending on our needs. And the fact that we can fetch data at build time is just amazing! Keep up the good work, man!