Day 100. And here we are, the final step in #100DaysOfCode
It's been a long way, and I have learned a lot: the basics of JS, Markdown files in Gatsby, learned how to make internationalization in Gatsby sites, Tailwind CSS and more. What's next? Maybe NextJS. We shall see.
Day 97. Honestly, to have markdown as a tool for content is tiresome. Next time, with a second round of #100DaysOfCode I am gonna learn JSON, API and headless CM, or gonna use headless Wordpress.
Day 93. Coded all these two days. Sometimes I say to myself that I hate markdown or graphql, but later, when I feel comfortable with it, i begin to like it. Practice more, Andrey! #100DaysOfCode
Our first #developer#iso of @ManjaroLinux is now online. It features the latest #Gnome 40. Give it a try and let us know which #extensions don't work yet. Use either cat or any other tool to join our split-zips: https://t.co/xAGnDFuuUj
Day 89. Kinda stuck. it's been two days and I am treading on one place: JSON, internationalization of my web page. Yeah It works, but then I see some new approach how to do that and then I redo it all. #100DaysOfCode
Day 87. The web site is almost ready. Time to internationalize it. When I looked at the way they make this internationalization I thought this is not the end. More headache to come! (sigh)
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Day 86. My first ever VPS is ready. I new toy for a man. Now I need really to understand if that is worth of the money I am spending on, or should I stay with Vercel, which is free. At least now I know what NGINX is. #100DaysOfCode
Dang it! All these forums of support and finding solutions to solve problems are so annoying.
-Guys, I have a problem, help!
-Try this!
-Thanx!
-It does not work!
-Hello! I have the same problem!
-Please report!
-Can you help me!
-Try this!
-No
-Please report!
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Day 85. I try to deploy Strapi on Heroku and connect MongoDB Atlas. As always, some things work and some don't. I wish it could be easy but alas. #100DaysOfCode