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Comment #27328418
After buying and returning multiple beds in the last year, I learned a few things: - Bed reviews are either very anecdotal or company sponsored. - Do not buy a bed without testing …
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Comment #27200951
This is worth consideration. Many lifters who use chalk have spent money on building a home gym or attend gyms are open despite COVID restrictions.
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Comment #26838814
If Webflow added native i18n support, I wouldn't be surprised if they ate up considerable marketshare from most headless CMS providers.
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Comment #26739045
Tailwind is quite convenient for standard web projects. The advantages are less apparent in React projects, especially if you use styled-components or robusts frameworks like Chakr…
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Comment #26702862
https://docs.publishing.service.gov.uk/ Looks like the core site is Rails but it seems they use a bit of everything. Preact, Go, Node, etc
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Comment #26594800
They have a managed service for folks with docker instances. You also get a few free static sites as well https://www.digitalocean.com/products/app-platform/
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Comment #26562078
Mostly working with https://miro.com/
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Comment #26510083
I'm African American & had the same reaction. At the time, the master->main switch felt completely pointless. But I came to appreciate the courage needed to actually commit. It's a…
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Comment #26447317
Firebase + ChakraUI + React.js has been pretty solid for me lately. That said, I used Rails for the first time for a small client last week and it was fairly easy process.
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Comment #26367873
I grew up believing SWE was something I couldn’t do after a very abrasive C++ course I took in my youth. It took a few years but the content posted here directly contributed to me …
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Comment #25717150
AWS has free training labs that are fairly simple to get up to speed with - https://aws.amazon.com/training/self-paced-labs/ I’d also recommend ACloudGuru as well
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Comment #25717099
Garage gym. I was able to furnish it for around $800 with a squat stand, bench and weights. Do it first thing in the morning
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Comment #24777362
I simply can’t recommend a self-hosted Wordpress install for most users. The vast majority of users that WP caters to are better served by Facebook Pages, Wix, Squarespace and Webf…
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Comment #24777046
They host static web pages. I’m not exactly seeing the angle on how this is a bad thing.
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Comment #24664913
Nothing comes close to Hugo in speed. However, before migrating I suggest: - using Jekyll's --incremental flag - move your asset pipeline into a separate process (webpack --watch) …
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Comment #23990197
Another vouch for Sanity here.
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Comment #23689733
From personal experience, there are plenty of communities with options that still see dollar stores moving in. Each one I’ve seen built was an attempt to drastically raise the valu…
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Comment #23560181
Growing up, my grandmother would often tell me I needed to be "twice as good as the next best white person" to be taken seriously. I resented the premise behind that statement but …
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Comment #22496304
Incredible resource
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Comment #22353415
I recommend using AWS Amplify if you need to stay within AWS. The full product can be compared to Google Firebase but the Amplify Console specifically offers features similar to Ne…
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Comment #22109439
I competed nationally in track and field for 7 years & did not enjoy a single training session during that time.
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Comment #21626652
Could be helpful when writing your own plugins or simplifying/speeding up what your CD server needs to do.
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Comment #21626613
Eleventy - https://www.11ty.io/ Eleventy is my new Jekyll replacement. - Node.js based (a simple npx command) - Easily understood by beginners - supports multiple template language…