Note: This post is part 1 of two-parts Learning to Work with Git & GitHub post series. This learning post is still in active development and updated regularly. For self-taught web developers, learning Git is not an easy subject to tackle, especially if not-working in team. Web developers who work alone, all on-their-own and may […]
Preparing GatsbyJS Site for Deployment
Note: This is part of Learning GatsbyJS post series. This learning post is still in active development and updated regularly. In the previous two learning note posts series: Learning GatsbyJS and Adding Functionality to Gatsby sites, basic Gatsby setup, adding posts, and adding functionalities (eg. typograpgy, images, tags, navigation) were discussed. The next logical step […]
Re-visiting My 2019 Learning Goals
Recently I was revisiting Learning in Public post by Shawn Wang and Tania Rascia’s Learning in Public page. Inspired by these posts and Dan Abramov’s Things I don’t know as of 2018, I thought to write a brief reflection on how I have been learning & re-visiting my 2019 learning goals (a full post in […]
WordPress Themes To Gatsby Themes
I considered myself a WordPress enthusiast and have been self-learning WordPress as a side project for almost a decade or so. I really enjoy learning & working on my WordPress projects. My WordPress learning has been through learning by doing theme projects. I run couple of WordPress sites where I use my own themes. Gatsby […]
Adding Navigation to Posts in Gatsby Site
Note:This is part 5 of five-parts adding functionality to Gatsby site series. This learning post is still in active development and updated regularly. In the previous learning-note posts series, creating posts with markdown, adding images & prismJS syntax highlighter, and typography were described. The next logical step to add functionality to the site is to […]
Write write write. Writing is a craft not a gift. You have to practice. Lev Grossman
Author of the bestselling Magicians trilogy and journalist at Time magazine
While answering a question "Best Advice for aspiring writers" at Quora Forum.