Archived Posts- Page 2

Archived Posts from previous blogs that might still be useful to someone.

  1. 2021-11-29 How to Add Web Monetization to a Gridsome Blog Learn how to add web monetization to a Gridsome blog to better understand webmon and add bonus features to your site!
  2. 2021-11-03 Intro to SEO | What is a Canonical URL? Introduction to Canoncial URLs answering questions such as 'What is a canonical URL?', 'How do I use a canonical URL?', and 'When do I need a canonical URL?'
  3. 2021-10-07 Gridsome SEO Improvement Guide Improving the SEO of your Gridsome site's blog post with easy to add code snippets.
  4. 2021-09-29 Moving from Vue 2's Option API to Vue 3's Composition API Quick introduction to help migrate from the Vue 2 options API to Vue 3's Composition API.
  5. 2021-09-21 Beginner's guide to state management What is state management and what problem does state management solve for developers building an application?
  6. 2021-09-15 Can you code on a Chromebook? Can you code on a Chromebook? Yes! Here are some ways that you can start programming on a Chromebook - including no-installation options!
  7. 2021-09-14 Creating blog post images automatically for Gridsome Learn how to automate the blog cover image creation process for your Gridsome blog posts!
  8. 2021-09-13 Learn in the Wrong Order My thoughts on how having fun and staying motivated while learning is more important than learning things in a 'correct' order.
  9. 2021-08-26 Asking better questions Asking good questions is hard. These are a few tips to address common pitfalls I see when asking for help with code.
  10. 2021-08-23 My first game jam in 13K or less A brief retrospective on building my first JS game for js13kGames 2021 covering the fun parts, the challenges, and what I'm submitting as my entry!
  11. 2021-08-06 Beginner's guide to npm What is npm, and why do we use npm? Walk through what npm is and how/when we use it with me to find out in an npm for beginners walkthrough!
  12. 2021-08-03 Are git and GitHub the same? Git and Github are not the same - let's take a quick look at the differences.