Learn to build a Next.js Application. — Following our previous project — Build a Markdown Editor Using Electron, ReactJS, Vite, CodeMirror, and Remark, let us re-create this markdown editor app using Next.js, TypeScript, and TailwindCSS, and lastly host this web app. Hope you will enjoy this simple tutorial. If you want to have access to the full…

Type Fast Using VIM and Format Notes Effectively Using Markdown. — Motivation As a programmer, I personally prefer keyboard to the extent that VIM-based text editors are always my top choice for daily coding work and tech writing work. Such a focused typing and editing working mode enhanced by VIM helps me quickly typing down my thoughts and making quick changes as…

Next.js: client app; Strapi V4: CMS & Restful API. — Background What Is the Project (web application) About? I am obsessed with the idea of having my website in public as it serves as an effective vehicle to help me communicate with people. For some reason (maybe I was too lazy), I built (sort of) my website using Ghost last year. Although I was very satisfied with the…

Intelligent Code Completion, Beautiful Diagnostics, Auto Formatting, etc. — It’s easier to understand the different Neovim add-ons when combined with a realistic project. So, in this article, we will slowly configure LSP in Neovim to meet our requirements for coding a Next.js project…

A beginner guide to grip the concept of Templater. — In the last article, we talked about the Obsidian core plugin Templates which already do a good job in the sense that it allows us to pre-define a note structure or format that could be applied to our notes. Templater is an Obsidian community plugin that also empowers us to…

Obsidian Core Plugin — Templates — Whenever we find ourselves repeating the same thing when creating a new note, it’s time to find the pattern and figure out a way to automate our Obsidian workflow. This is where the Templates come to play an important role. Templates could dramatically speed up our work by helping us…

Motivation I personally read a lot, but not quite remember what I read before. Most of the time, I don’t implement the insights into my real life. This is the problem I want to solve to make my life better and more effective with my time investment in reading. I think…

“Think process, not product. Become a documentarian of what you do...Carving out a space for yourself online, somewhere where you can express yourself and share your work, is still one of the best possible investments you can make with your time” — Show Your Work by Austin Kleton Become a documentarian of what you do. As Gary…