Recently I discovered that it is possible to build a blog from posts on the dev.to.
Isn't it awesome?
To make it happen, you need to have an ac...
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Wow! This is amazing. I'm in the beginning phase of my development career and I had always wanted to create a blog, but always putting it off. With this, however, I'm in right away!
From your experience with this blog, what are you limited to compared to some other blogs?
I haven't any limitations yet. But I'm not an experienced user. 😆
Anyway, your blog will be stored in your repository. And you are able to modify it to your cause.
Also, it is possible to "unpipe" the dev.to and use your settings via Netlify admin panel.
thank you for this amazing post I just have one problem when I update the content and commit it doesn't update on netlifiy.
thank you
Oh! I'll try to figure out what can go wrong.
here is the updated and committed version
website url: alallaqi.netlify.com/
I haven't found any issues. Maybe you should clean the cache in the browser?
Oh good to know. Thanks for sharing
You're welcome! 👍
Hi @Yuriy
I implemented my blog site using this post!!
Thank you so much for sharing!!
Happy to help! 👍
Cool, what do you think are the advantages compared to creating your own blog using, for example, Gatsby?
You can start blogging without any technical background and with zero investment.
woww 😇 how convenient 👌
I also loved this feature!
You can also add google analytics to your site.
Moreover, you can point Netlify to the domain of your choice!
I'm in love with these features!
All you have to do next is to post on dev.to!
Best of luck!
This is really cool thank you! This is the perfect start that I need for getting into blogging for development. Eventually I'd like to build my own site but we all need to start somewhere :)
You're welcome! 👍
Wow, appreciate your time in sharing this knowledge, thanks man!
You are welcome!
Really interesting to see on the Stackbit site that Dev.to is listed as one of the CMSs. I haven't thought about Dev that way before.
Thanks for the guide!
It's on the list because your posts are piped straight to your blog on Netlify!
That's awesome!