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Learn how to build an awesome developer portfolio website using Next, Tailwind CSS, and EmailJS. Step-by-step guide on setup process and GitHub link.

Build an awesome developer portfolio website.

I think (it’s not a bad critic) if a developer wants to code him a portfolio, he has to make it on his own. The portfolio has to show transparently the developer, his style, and if the developer takes a template, then it’s not a personal portfolio, and it’s not the best practice as far as I am concerned…

IMO, creating a personal portfolio for a developer must be created by himself! Because I believe it is for showcasing our skills. If we use a template then it’s not a personal portfolio.
BTW the template is pretty good thou.

I agree. I’ve been diving into tutorials like the one in this article, using Next.js and Tailwind CSS, and honestly, it’s been a blast. It’s helped me level up so much in my first year. Turning those basic templates into something that feels like ‘me’ has been a cool part of the journey. It’s all about finding your groove, you know?
I can imagine how rewarding it could be to build something from scratch but we’re not there yet hehe
Hopefully soon!

okay genuine response: i needed to see this, if not this blog/article, I would’ve spent more than 3 hours searching through the network for a similar blog/article…