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Written content to help you along your web development journey, without forgetting to have some fun along the way.
Using Node.js to Check for Broken Links
A tutorial that walks through the process of writing a Node.js script to recursively test for broken links on a website.
Why Notion Is Awesome
Notion is striking a (challenging) balance between developers and content editors, largely as a result of three primary attributes of its approach.
Should You Use a Book to Learn to Code?
Is learning to write code with a book a thing of the past? Or is there still something we can get from a book that we can’t get from a web-based resource?
6 Strategies for Scaling Static Sites
Pre-rendering pages on a site (traditional SSG) is a great way to serve a small amount of content. But it’s difficult to scale this strategy. Here are a handful of strategies that can be used to maintain your productivity as your site grows.
11 Tasks Before Launching a Website
A punchlist of the last few tasks for developers to consider before launching a new website.
Organizing Documentation by User Mode
We rebuilt the Stackbit documentation site from scratch, reorganizing everything by expanding on the Divio documentation system.
Use Commit Hashes when Sharing GitHub URLs
Sharing GitHub commit hashes directly works for ephemeral uses, but there is a safer way for links that need to last.
Never Lose Copied Text Again!
If you’re constantly copying and pasting and losing what is on your clipboard, here’s the perfect solution!
Deleted 3 Apps Thanks to Raycast
Raycast has boosted my productivity while also covering the offerings of three applications I was using.