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I built a blog with Dev.to API and Next.js

I demonstrated how dev.to API work and can be used by creating a blog using dev.to API to integrate with my portfolio. You can check live blog here : click here

Framework, library used to create this project :
Next.js
dev.to API (obviously)
geist-ui (frontend)
nprogress (To add progress bar in website)

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About Next.js (used for backend)

Next.js is an open-source React front-end development web framework that enables functionality such as server-side rendering and generating static websites for React based web applications.

About dev.to API

I used this API to fetch user data from dev.to profile. It is official API for dev.to website from which we can access almost everything from our dev.to profile

About geist-ui

I used this library for frontend. This is a Modern and minimalist React UI library, originating from Vercel's design.

About nprogress

Slim progress bars for Ajax'y applications. Inspired by Google, YouTube, and Medium. I used this library for adding a progress bar into this website

GitHub repositories of this project : Click Here

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shadowtime2000

Pretty cool. I created something like this.

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JS Bits Bill

Awesome!

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Naman vyas • Edited

That's cool I will check how you used this API :)

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Gautham Vijayan

Naman use built in your post's title and provide your college details in your profile and Capitalize it to know more info about you!

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Naman vyas

Done :)

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Naman vyas

Fixing this issue!

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