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New England-based web developer who loves to write about their coding journey adventures.
The Gatsby CLI Part of what makes Gatsby a powerful frontend framework is its list of builtin commands via the Gatsby CLI tool . Commands such as gatsby new and gatsby build allow for a smooth experience with development and deployment, respectively...
If you are new to JavaScript, this post will be helpful in getting you familiar with one it's most common methods -- toString()! If not, then this might be a nice refresher where you learn about alternate ways of using this method. Understanding thes...
For the first 100 days of 2021, as part of #100DaysOfCode, I am re-introducing myself to common JavaScript concepts and blogging about them! For this post, I am going to talk about closures and IIFEs and how important they can be in JavaScript progra...
For 2021, one of my goals is to take online courses that continue what I learned last year. Since JavaScript was one of the major subjects learned in last year's Flatiron School experience, I decided to learn a brand new library and take a new course...
Remember In-Person Meetups?! Earlier this year, before the advent of COVID-19, I attended my first in-person coding meetup in Pittsburgh, PA. I remember there were only a little over a half dozen of us that showed up. The general purpose was for the ...
Introduction One of the reasons why Gatsby is so powerful is that it comes with GraphQL built-in. GraphQL is a querying language that allows developers to query for and manipulate their site's data (images, content, links, etc.). Its methodology f...
