9 Post s in javascript
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Dealing with URL query parameters in Javascript using URLSearchParams
Interacting with the browsers URL search parameters was never easier with URLSearchParams. No need for external libraries.
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Add Apple Maps to your website using a serverless function and host it on Netlify
Everyone knows that you can use Google Maps to add a map to your website, but did you know Apple has an JS SDK too?
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My thoughts on completing the React Fundamentals workshop from Epic React by Kent C. Dodds
I recently bought the Epic React course from Kent C. Dodds. I want to share with you my thoughts and what I have learned by completing the React Fundamentals workshop.
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Generate RSS feeds for your static Next.js blog
RSS feeds are a great way to get updates for new articles on a website, therefore having one on your blog can be valuable for your readers who are using RSS readers.
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Generate a sitemap for your Next.js site and submit it to Google
Sitemaps are being used to give an outline of a website. Search engines will use the information to better crawl your website. In this post, I will show you how to generate a sitemap in Next.js.
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My thoughts on completing the React Hooks workshop from Epic React by Kent C. Dodds
I recently bought the Epic React course from Kent C. Dodds. I want to share with you my thoughts and what I have learned by completing the React Hooks workshop.
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Accessing the Clipboard in Javascript using the Clipboard API
The Clipboard API is a way to interact with the clipboard of the user in the browser. This API is still an early working draft, but you can already use it today!
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Allow your mobile visitors to easier share your articles with the Web Share API
With the Web Share API you can use the native sharing mechanism of the device.
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Password protect your (Vercel) site with Cloudflare Workers
Use Cloudflare Workers to simply add Basic HTTP authentication to any of your websites even if they are hosted on a service like Vercel or Netlify.
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