Making a multilingual site with Next.js - Part 2
If you missed the first part of this article, I suggest you take a look at it before continuing reading this one. In order not to make the…
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Making a multilingual site with Next.js - Part 1
In the last article I showed you how to make a simple multilingual website in Gatsby. This time, I decided to try the same with Next.js. As…
Making a multilingual site with Gatsby
After converting a site from Jekyll to Gatsby, one thing was missing: how do I make it bilingual? With Jekyll I already knew how to do it…
CSS Form Validation with pseudo-classes
Everyone has come across that "boring" form that forces you to fill in a field and marks it with a bright red to show what was missing, or…
Starting with Typescript
Last week, the first Next Level Week (NLW) took place, an event organized by Rocketseat in which experienced programmers or not so much…
What is the difference between a static and a dynamic site?
In the early days of the internet there was only one way to make a website: using several HTML files. Today, however, we can choose the best…
The first gaming browser
Today we have several options for those who have a personalized way to browse the internet. There are those who like minimalist browsers…
Why are you still using Chrome?
In the history of internet browsers, to stay on the market beeing the pioneer is not enough, it is necessary to stay updated, innovative and…
I converted a Jekyll site into a Gatsby one: see what happened
Continuing my learning path during this quarantine, I focused my efforts in converting a site I made previously in Jekyll to a Gatsby one…
Lightbox, with no JavaScript
I have been following the evolution of the Web since the 2000s and how things have changed. There are certain things that were only possible…