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great article !!
Amazing blog Katy!! Learning by doing a project is always the best way to do so :D
Great article. Please recheck the link for web page as it's not working currently.
It should be working now, thanks ☺️
This is great!
Wow nice one lemme follow your footsteps to setup my own blog site
Wow, that's a great idea, Katy! 🤯
Awesome work 👍
Great work! Excited to see what you create next!
This is really awesome Katy A
That's great Katy A. I have also used the same API for my website to show the articles. It is handy.
You made the procedure clear for anyone to follow up. Nice article. 👍
Oh wow, great work Katy A!
And nice font for the titles 😊
Hey where is the code ? u have done amazing work ! this is a good way to learn writing react for advanced and beginner level programmers
Thanks! It's on my github in the learning-react repo. My github is katycodesstuff.
Very cool ! I was not aware hashnode provided an API to work with. I'll replace the contentful one with this one for my blog. useful resources ! Thanks :)
Great portfolio website! It looks great with the blogs on there too which link through to Hashnode ☺️
Insightful article! Thanks for sharing your thought process and execution.
I've recently started on basic HTML and CSS projects to learn web development. While learning, I noticed that courses and reference documents lack a deeper explanation of the thought process behind a decision for a particular solution. In my opinion it's exactly this part beginners might struggle with the most, or at least I do.
The great thing about coding is the endless amount of approaches to solve a problem. On the other hand it's also the most difficult part of coding.
The decision making process on which approach is right in a given situation is complicated for a beginner like me. That's why having a detailed explanation of someone else's perspective on how things should be done is more valuable than any course out there. Well, at least for me it is.
Btw, I love the idea of a random blog button!
Very true, I'm glad my insights are useful to you! ☺️
Great write up on the build process you have gone through and thanks for sharing it with the community.
Thanks! ☺️
Omg, I always wondered if Hashnode made their API public and could integrate it with my app. Lovely article, now I can bookmark this !
loved it Katy!!!🥰
Awesome, I had no idea hashnode provided a headless way for devs to consume the content. No longer are we subject to the 3 basic themes provided, am I right? Do they officially provide documentation for this?
Yes, I talk about some of it in the article!
Ok! Now, This is AWESOME.
Awesome job Katy! your app looks amazing
Thanks Rayan!
I'm planning on using the Hashnode API to display my blogs on my upcoming redesigned website and this seems to be a great guide on doing that. Definitely saving it for reference. Thanks for the article Katy.
Thank you for this article and blog in general, great job!
Very informative indeed! I'm just starting out my Hashnode blog and was thinking about what to do when I would make my own blog site? Will I be able to get the articles I have already written up on that page? Your article answered my questions!
This is awesome!
I recently did a similar project with Remix & the Hashnode API. To get the syntax highlighting to work, I used PrismJS and this highlighting theme.
Your site looks great!
<head>
<link rel="stylesheet" href="./src/styles/prism-material-oceanic.min-KZVM6LVB.css">
</head>
<body>
...
<script src="cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/prism/1.26.…"/>
<script src="cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/prism/1.26.…"/>
</body>
Great article Katy. Learned a lot!!
Great Article! I am learning react too. This is an interesting practice project.
Great article !
:)