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Microsoft Imagine Cup 2022 Americas Regional Finals Panel Judge
I was honoured to be welcomed to the judge's panel for the Imagine Cup 2022 Americas Regional Finals competition. All teams were so talented, and the competition was tough!
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How I massively improved my website performance by using the right tool for the job
I rebuilt my website AGAIN with the aim of using as little JavaScript as possible to improve performance. Did I succeed? And what did I learn?
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How to format dates for RSS feeds (RFC-822)
Here's a selection of links, guidance and code snippets to help you format dates for RSS feeds (RFC-822).
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How to delete all merged git branches with one terminal command
Automate your git cleanup! Here's a shell function to add to your bashrc/zshrc file to delete all merged git branches in one command.
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Why you should ship your silly side projects
Let's take a look at what we learned building a very silly site for the Netlify Dusty Domains project in December 2021.
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A prototype is all you need to launch a site
Catch up on a Twitch live stream where I prototyped Women of Jamstack with 11ty and YOLO deployed it to Netlify on a custom domain.
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Next.js on Netlify live webinar
In this session, we’ll focus on the flexibility of Next.js on Netlify and show off some key features of the Netlify platform that make building and deploying Next.js sites on Netlify a breeze.
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Build a CMS preview workflow for your Jamstack site
Learn how to preview your draft content stored in Contentful by building a custom app that builds a preview branch of your static site.
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How to deploy your Netlify site with an Elgato Stream Deck
Use a little serverless function to kick off a site build with a button.
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How I improved your Google Lighthouse SEO score
Why has Google Lighthouse been penalising us for canonical links on different domains? I set out to solve this conundrum once and for all.
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How to build an HTML-only accordion — no JavaScript required!
You don't need JavaScript to build accordions! Use HTML only and just four lines of code.
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Debug your CSS layouts with this one simple trick
Are you battling with layouts in CSS? Use this one line of CSS to help you debug what's up and get you back on the road to success.