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18 Jan 2022
How to use really long environment variables in Netlify functions
Netlify allows you to manage environment variables that you can use in serverless functions. But there may be times when your environment variables exceed the limit of 256 characters! Here’s how you can use a Netlify build plugin to use longer environment variables in your functions.
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5 Jan 2022
That's My Jamstack: Shipping, learning and rendering
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13 Dec 2021
An introduction to GraphQL and how to use GraphQL APIs
While it’s easy to start making your first query with GraphQL with very little research, I thought it would be useful to consolidate all I’ve learned throughout the year and provide a high-level introduction to GraphQL for anyone interested in getting started.
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9 Dec 2021
I streamed for Twitch Dev Day 2021
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7 Dec 2021
Developer Avocados: my story
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3 Dec 2021
JavaScript will kill you in the Apocalypse
I joined the JSParty Changelog podcast to share my take that JavaScript is best in moderation, and is a liability when creating performant, resilient, and accessible web applications. I believe we’re drunk on JavaScript, and it’s time we learn how to leverage this powerful web primitive to enhance our web experiences, alongside HTML and CSS, instead of purely relying on JavaScript to completely run the show.
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30 Nov 2021
Twitch API Fun with TrostCodes
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30 Nov 2021
Microsoft Reactor Community Spotlight
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30 Nov 2021
GitHub ReadME Project
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29 Nov 2021
How to load responsive images in AVIF and WebP using the HTML picture element
AVIF claims to offer 30% better compression than current alternatives such as WebP. It’s optimized for the web, designed with a low computation footprint, and what’s more — it’s open source. But should you be using AVIF? As usual, it depends! And if you'd like to try it out, here's a complete guide on how to serve responsive images in multiple formats to the browser using the HTML picture element.
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23 Nov 2021
PR merged into Google Lighthouse
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18 Nov 2021
London Hack Week innovation panel