"That's an Egg"
What?
These days, web-development can be a very daunting task to learn for the developer who's just starting out. With things like JavaScript frameworks, server-side rendering, and REST/CRUD API's, it doesn't get a lot simpler either.
However, it doesn't have to be this way! I love writing about making your (developer) life easier. From basic HTML & CSS, to more complicated subjects regarding web-development, I write about all of them.
You might know the expression "That's a piece of cake". In Dutch, we have a saying that goes likewise. Roughly translated back to English, it says "That's an Egg". With my writing, I want to make you feel confident in your ability as a developer and think; "That's an Egg!".
You can check it out over at "www.thatsanegg.com".
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Top comments (20)
That's great @toktoktwan , I think it would be great to also give the credit to the gatsby-starter-blog starter project (see also) π
Great add Tomer, this is a good one! gatsby-starter-blog has been wonderful to use and really sped up the development process π
Cool, I think it makes sense to share with others the original sources as it also provides deep documentation and gives the right credit in place.
I'm currently working on an article about how the entire blog was built, including the gatsby-starter-blog. I'll make sure to give credit where credit is due.
I have to say, the name gets me everytime π
Thanks! πDo you have any fun sayings like "That's an Egg" where you're from?
Yup, we do! π
Cool mate! Well done with Gatsby!
Thanks Lautaro π
great work βοΈSimple and clean
Thank you Veer! I would love to hear if you have any topics you'd like to read more about π
JS higher order functions please! They are confusing but work wonders to get a clean and short code.
Sounds good! Just to be sure, are you more interested in JS built-in high order functions (like sort/reduce/filter/etc. ) or creating your own ones?
Nice and clean UI, Go ahead.
Thanks! π
Great work! βοΈπ³π³π³
Amazing. The name is brilliant :)
Thanks Sara ππ³Glad you like the name!
Amazing. Is it open source?
It is! The repo can be found HERE