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Good job 👍
Thank You!
This is absolutely amazing. Wow. Such an inspiration!❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much ❤️.
👏 Great work. This was much needed.
Thanks mate! Glad you find it useful.
This is awesome! 👏
Thank You. It means a lot :)
Nicely explained..!!
Thanks mate!
Great work
Thanks a ton!
This is awesome! Just one minor change. Use the following query to get a post's (sub)domain correctly:
query {
storiesFeed(type:FEATURED) {
title,
slug,
author {
username,
blogHandle,
publicationDomain
}
}
}
Right now the posts always open on the blog's subdomain. You should first check if publicationDomain exists and fall back to blogHandle if it doesn't.
Thank you so much! & yes I should have first checked for the publication domain. I will make the needed change asap.
Magnificent ❤️Keep up the good work...Way to go!
Thanks Romita :)
Awesome 👌 keep it up
Thank you so much!
Love it! Great job!
Thanks a ton!
Amazing! Well done!
Thank you so much!
Amazing work! 👍 A perfect project for a Hashnode Hackathon!
Thank you so much!
Nice read!
Thank you!
Nicely done!
Thanks!
Thanks to you, i learned how to create a chrome extension for my idea ! Check it out here : crunchcrunch.me/chrome-extension-to-publis…
(I linked your article because let's be honest, without you, i couldn't do it hahaha)
Thanks. I'm glad my article helped you in the process. & I loved your idea💡... Good job 👍
wow this is great , to be scincere i am just hearing HashNode api for the first time , lemme test it
Thanks mate! Go ahead & explore the API and build something awesome 👍
Wow. I really want to get to the level where I can build the app of my dreams. I want to pass the stage of building only things I see on tutorials. This article is very inspiring to me. Wow!
We all have been there. Having a feeling that I'm still not ready to start building projects on my own. That "just 1 more tutorial" holds us back.
Get over that feeling asap & get your hands dirty with code. Mess up the code... spend time fixing bugs on your own... make stack overflow the most visited website... google things.
Write code, a lot of code. Trust me you'll learn a lot in the process.
Wow. Thank you very much for this. Piyush Sinha
It's a good idea, is there a fee to publish your extensions on chrome?
Thanks Syed. Yes, the Chrome Web Store charges $5.00 fee(one-time) to register as a Chrome Web Store developer.