Why you should use Volta
Volta is a tool that will make your life better
A collection of my previous writing on frontend development, developer experience, and building scalable systems. These posts were originally published on an older version of maferland.com.
Volta is a tool that will make your life better
Three years later it's now time for me to seek new challenges.
Very few of the projects I begin end up being released. For once, I managed to build something useful. Here is how I built Paletteify.
If like me you use Strava and want to brag about your latest PR with your coworkers here's the best way I found to automatically post my results in Slack. Thanks Zapier!
It's the first time I try this exercise. It's time to wrap up 2020 and set sail toward 2021.
CSS doesn't support transition for background gradient. It will instead change the whole gradient suddenly. But what if you could? I wanna show you how I worked around the limitation of CSS with this nice little trick.
Acquiring new skills takes time. Quite a lot in some cases. How do you validate your skills in the tech industry? Do you really have to work with a tech stack for years to be hirable?
Looking to create your own react library? Want to avoid using create-react-library? Let me walk you through a super simple solution using microbundle!
I set myself on the quest of being more inclusive in my web development. This starts by making sure everyone can use and profit from the websites I build.
There are many steps to improve the SEO ranking of your website. Having a sitemap cannot hurt. Here is a method to generate a proper and up-to-date sitemap for a Next.js website powered by Netlify CMS.
Most of the icon libraries available are SVG based. In some project, I found useful to have your icons as a font-family instead. Here is how I integrated Icomoon in a Next.js project.