A belated writeup on my experience working with Amplify.| Moving Forward
It's a guide to cron.| Moving Forward
Optimize your site for search engines, or something like that.| Moving Forward
useEffect is for side effects.| Moving Forward
Any JSON API that holds a large list of data will give it to you through pagination. Returning ten million items at once will take a very long time. Instead there will be multiple pages, and you must iterate through each page to get it all.| Moving Forward
You may have heard of Redis.| Moving Forward
More advice from someone who claims to know what they are doing.| Moving Forward
LinkedIn has a nice feature of “unfurling” links. When you add a URL in a post or your “featured” profile section, LinkedIn will show a small preview of the site you are linking to. This includes a title, description, and image.| Moving Forward
Hooks are an amazingly useful feature of git. Once your repository gets to a medium size, you may want to make a few quick checks whenever you commit. For example, you could run a linter, check for TODOs, or even auto-send emails! A “hook” is just a simple script that runs during various important times, like before git commit.| Moving Forward
An interesting thing happens when you follow the official Amplify guide.| Moving Forward