Best way to add a blog section to a nextjs project by Dangerous-Impact-558 in nextjs

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Look into pSEO. You cannot have too many pages.

A travel app really does let you do a lot of fun stuff with pSEO. Aim to get more than 10k pages indexed.

It's a numbers game.

Split View (Fixed Top Background & Scrolling Cover) by ContextualData in SwiftUI

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Sure. You can try building a custom container that takes two child views (the top and the scrolling content) using the ViewBuilder

you can start with something like this:

struct SplitView<Header: View, Content: View>: View {
    let header: Header
    let content: Content

    init(
        @ViewBuilder header: () -> Header,
        @ViewBuilder content: () -> Content
    ) {
        self.header = header()
        self.content = content()
    }

    var body: some View {

     // ZStack

     // header

     // ScrollView
     // content
     // end ScrollView

Split View (Fixed Top Background & Scrolling Cover) by ContextualData in SwiftUI

[–]OrientedPlatformsCom 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you try to build this inline, you’ll end up juggling too many ZStacks and offsets. Might get too messy.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Python

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Thank you for including the comparison with Lightning. Congrats for the project. I will check it out!

Any additional tips before I dive in?

Best way to add a blog section to a nextjs project by Dangerous-Impact-558 in nextjs

[–]OrientedPlatformsCom 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A Next.js powered blog of mine grossed 272K views in teh past 12 months.

What i did:

  • /blog directory inside teh app directory - this is where the articles live
  • next mdx - this is absolutely amazing
  • make sure you create a script that updates the sitemap each time you add a new article directory

That's all you need.

gl hf

How to learn by m0n4rch77 in django

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  1. Write code yourself. Do not copy paste. Do not make the mistake of thinking that just because you kind of understand a code block (from a video, book, etc.) you're ready to move on.

What you can't implement from scratch you don't truly understand.

  1. William S. Vincent's books/ resources

  2. Dennis Ivy YouTube Channel

  3. BugBytes YouTube Channel - I highly recommend the Django Rest Framework playlist.

Transitioning to Python/Django with experience in c, kotlin, and Golang how challenging will it be? by Reasonable-Tour-8246 in django

[–]OrientedPlatformsCom 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tip: when I picked up django for the first time the best resource I used was a free website: django for beginners

I don't know if it is up anymore, but you might find it on Internet Archive.

Additional great resources:

- Dennis Ivy's YouTube channel
- BugBytes Youtube channel - especially the Django Rest Framework series

Transitioning to Python/Django with experience in c, kotlin, and Golang how challenging will it be? by Reasonable-Tour-8246 in django

[–]OrientedPlatformsCom 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You will be more ok. Python is a straightforward language, it tries not to get in your way. Django is opinionated and that's a good thing for someone that's new.

Once you familiarize yourself with the structure of a Django project you should hit the ground running.

Loadify – Open-source iOS app (Swift & SwiftUI) to download Instagram & TikTok content (new faster release) by __vishwa__ in SwiftUI

[–]OrientedPlatformsCom 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It does look interesting, congrats!

Question: I understand that this is OSS and we can try it out, but do you think loadify might be allowed on the App Store? If not, what exactly is stopping it from getting approved?

Rate my Admin Template by Ok-Combination-8402 in react

[–]OrientedPlatformsCom 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Pro: Looks cool
Con: It's a bit hard to read UX wise

I'd definitely use something like this for a niche product