daily.dev·5yCreating a Killer GitHub Profile README Part 2
In the previous article, I documented my process for building out my README.md file. I added sections for an intro, latest blog posts, pinned repositories, GitHub stats, skills and a skeleton section for an Office quote. In this second article and final issue in this series, I will add the dynamic content injection and will get you familiar with GitHub Action workflows.
daily.dev·5yCreating a Killer GitHub Profile README Part 1
GitHub now allows developers to create a profile-level repository and use the README to add some personality to their page. I wanted a unique profile that accomplished a few things:Provided a route for visitors to find my other social outlets Highlighted my most recently published articles Displayed pinned repositories in a visual-appeasing fashion. Listed some of my skills for those interested or for future employers. End the experience with a quote from an API I built.
daily.dev·5y🔥 What's Hot in Web Development? — Weekly Picks #164
We also cover the upcoming Ubuntu 21.04 release, a React roadmap, and a few more interesting articles. If you are not familiar with ReScript yet, we have two articles this week that will help you with your first steps. We will come back with another list of interesting development posts next week.
daily.dev·5yHow to Deal with the Stress of Being a Software Developer
A developer’s job is very stressful due to its nature: you need to build or create. The best way to tackle this issue is to understand the most common sources of stress so you can identify which one you’re experiencing at the moment. There are four main types of work stress as a developer.