Deploy a GraphQL API for a Sanity project
If you want to consume your Sanity dataset from a front-end the you will need to set up an API. You can do this using Sanity’s custom query language GROQ or GraphQL. These notes focus on the latter.
Articles on designing and coding things for the web.
If you want to consume your Sanity dataset from a front-end the you will need to set up an API. You can do this using Sanity’s custom query language GROQ or GraphQL. These notes focus on the latter.
When modelling your data try and think about your content not as ‘pages’ but as content ‘types’ and establish what fields each of those content types will need.
Sanity is a headless CMS that allows you to structure your content by building custom schemas and deliver it as a flexible API, which you can then query using a front-end of your choice.
Making improvements to a todo list app using higher order functions and callback functions.
How to build complex components with particle properties, low-level elements and a collection of Sketch Libraries.
Notes taken from module 10 of Practical JavaScript, a free course by Gordon Zhu. In this part we create a way to delete todo items with a todo button.
5 different examples of using functions within functions. Lean about higher order functions and callback functions
Version 9 of Practical Javascript course, learn how to leave the console behind and allow users to use the interface and return data to the screen
Build a todo app with Javascript, learn how to refactor your code and grab data from inputs
A chance to reflect and review my successes and failures over the past year, in a conscious effort to evaluate my progress, make improvements and insure I stay focused on the right stuff in the year ahead.
Once a month I curate a newletter for designers and developers interested in static sites, CSS and web performance. Check out past issues to get an idea.