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3D Air Jordans with ThreeJS
We Chose Styled Components over Sass and CSS Modules
Show HN: Twithub, A hacked together Microblog for GitHub profile pages
Using PNPM over Yarn or NPM for a Production Monorepo
We Switched from Yarn to Pnpm
We Switched from Yarn to Pnpm
Show HN: ShapeForm – Schema Driven Forms for React
Love Waves, A Music Game
He came up with the name in his living room over beers.
Neat podcast episode about the etymology here - https://www.heavybit.com/library/podcasts/jamstack-radio/ep-...
Javascript APIs Markup
Coined by Matt Biilmann, Co-founder of Netlify
Use Gatsby.js and Headless GraphQL CMS to Make Your JAMstack Site Sweeter
Two Awesome Days at JAMstack Conf 2018
Serverless Lambda Stack on the backend. React on the front.
How to Build a Design Portfolio with TakeShape
I'm one of the Co-founders. We built TakeShape to be a more end to end static site CMS. TakeShape has a GraphQL API and Static Site generator that uses nunjucks for templating. You could also just as easily only use the GraphQL API with React or GatsbyJS's new native 3rd party API support.
TakeShape has built-in integration with s3, GCS, FTP and Netlify.
TakeShape comes after 7 years of running a design agency and trying to balance the best of many different styles of CMS and site creation approaches.
Ask HN: Do we use too many modals?
Are modals "the crutch of the inarticulate designer and developer" as stated by the author of -https://modalzmodalzmodalz.com/
Why the best websites are static
TakeShape comes out of our experience running Ronik Design, a creative agency, for the past 7 years.
We set out to build a CMS that allowed us to be more expressive with our work while not having to manage a CMS on the backend.
We always wanted a tool like TakeShape so we decided to build it. TakeShape provides all the elements of a JAMStack. Flexible content modeling, GraphQL API and Static Site generation all with a simple to use web UI and CLI for developers.
Show HN: TakeShape, a Headless GraphQL CMS and SSG
This project was a blast to create. Our team's slack has been full off design and dev puns for the past week.