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Astro Coding Session: "Series" feature on my blog

Tech stack is Astro SSG with Typescript, articles are on mdx files and Netlify is the hosting. Join me in this short coding session!

Tech stack is Astro SSG with Typescript, articles are on mdx files and Netlify is the hosting. Join me in this short coding session!

Hello! If you read my articles often here on devto you probably noticed that I also publish them on my website leonardomontini.dev.

It’s a static Astro website hosted on Netlify. I’m using Typescript and the articles are stored in mdx files so I can easily add components inside them, for example the YouTube video player.

The repository is Open Source, you can have a look on GitHub: https://github.com/Balastrong/blog-astro

If you’re curious about how I code, I recorded a short coding session where I added an initial version of the Series feature we have here on devto. Basically I add a “series” field in the frontmatter of the mdx files and then I show in the article’s page all the other articles of the same series.

Definitely not rocket science, but I think it can be interesting to see how other developers actually work and how they solve problems.

What you will see in this session is GitHub Copilot doing 60% of the work and myself struggling with tailwind classes.


Spoiler: This week’s article is quite short and the video is a “simple” coding session, I hope you like it anyway! But the spoiler is… I’m also working on a much longer article about custom GitHub Actions which I’ll try to release next week. The article is already 5x longer than usual, I hope it won’t take ages to record the video session! Stay tuned ;)

About the author
Leonardo

Hello! My name is Leonardo and as you might have noticed, I like to talk about Web Development and Open Source!

I use GitHub every day and my favourite editor is Visual Studio Code... this might influence a little bit my conent! :D

If you like what I do, you should have a look at my YouTube Channel!

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