The Stackbit app helps you kick out a new Jamstack site very quickly. Pick a theme, a static site generator, and a CMS and it’ll get a repo going for you on the double. Stackbit has gotten much more powerful that that though, because now it also has a visual editor for your site as well, regardless of the tech choices behind the site.
Stackbit Studio is a rather amazing thing to see work, so I have the CEO, Ohad … Read article “#197: A Look at Stackbit and Stackbit Studio”
#191: Learn by doing: CUBE CSS
#190: CSS Custom Properties Penetrate the Shadow DOM
#189: Notion for Personal & Public Use
#188: Exploring the Overlapping Header Pattern
#187: Notion for Team Meetings & Documentation
#186: Notion for Web Development Teams
#185: Playing with CSS Masks
#184: Inside & Aligned Lists
#183: Art Directing Images, the Picture Element, and Image CDNs
#182: Baby’s First Vue SFC
#181: Poking at HTML Lists
#180: Tinkering with Video on Mobile
#179: A Grid of Squares
#178: Percy Catches Visual Changes in any Workflow
#177: Local WordPress Development to Production Workflow
#176: Working with Framer Motion
#175: 7 Things to Know About Webflow
#174: Using Local Overrides in DevTools
#173: Ooooops I guess we’re full-stack developers now.
#172: Hand SVGing a Curved Line
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