This is an overview of how I'm currently using GitHub's API to automate my website. I'm transitioning from graduating bootcamp to looking for a job...
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Are you interested in how to actually implement this? Let me know. I might do a follow-up!
Yes
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Hope it's helpful!
Yes! There are still not so many graphql tutorials, compared to REST. So this will be highly appreciated 👌
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Ok I’ll try to put something out in the next week about how to set up Apollo and process the responses!
Would love to see an implementation of this. Looking forward to it.
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I'll follow up with a from-init walkthrough of how to use this in React sometime next week!
Thanks for sharing. I'll see if I can use that for my queries.
I have a portfolio using GraphQL data. I did it specifically to get the topic data so I can have my
#jekyllprojects together for example.github.com/MichaelCurrin/my-github...
There's a link to the site there.
I use a token on Netlify and Ruby to build the static site. Check my .gql file in
_pluginsif you are interested in the query.That’s exactly what I am implementing for my portfolio.
Is your site live? I’d love to see it
I am still working on it. Will definitely write a blog post about it.
@imjoshellis your site is absolutely well designed and functional. Thanks for the inspiration.
Thank you!
Are you talking about something like this:
resume-github.vercel.app
Yeah, that's pretty similar to what I have in a way. You can see my site here: imjoshellis.com
It's absolutely great...
Thanks!
Very efficient 👌🏽
Work smarter, not harder, right?