Daniel Stout

Self-taught, multi-stack web dev. Dog parent. Ink scribbler. Coffee nerd.

TN, USA Joined on Jun 12, 2018 daniel@stoutlabs.com https://www.stoutlabs.com/

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Remote JS Dev

stoutlabs-gatsbysite

My aging Gatsby website. Replacing this in 2023...

JavaScript • 3 stars

laf-gatsby

Leta Austin Foster - Gatsby Site

JavaScript • 1 star

gatsby-starter-stoutlabs

Opinionated barebones GatsbyJS starter, using my preferred tools and setup. Almost zero styling, almost zero layout - ready to edit!

JavaScript

Writing more! Also learning Python and GoLang on the side, when I have time...

JavaScript, React, Node.js, Express, GraphQL, D3.js, Gatsby, Next.js, HTML, CSS-in-JS, MySQL/PostgreSQL, MongoDB, PHP, Python, GoLang

Of note: I've been doing lots of contract work on the 'World Population Review' site over the past year. It's been a great experience so far, and has been packed full of interesting and challenging backend and frontend stuff!

Will work for money. 😊

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Daniel Stout

Aug 30 '19

Create an Animated FAQs Component with styled-components, react-spring, and React Hooks

#react #reactspring #styledcomponents #reacthooks

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Daniel Stout

Feb 6 '19

My Docker Setup For GatsbyJS (and NextJS)

#docker #gatsby #nextjs #workflow

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Daniel Stout

Aug 22 '18

Speed Tip: Use Typefaces.js in Gatsby to Locally Host Fonts

#websiteoptimization #gatsbyjs #javascript

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Create an Animated FAQs Component with styled-components, react-spring, and React Hooks

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My Docker Setup For GatsbyJS (and NextJS)

Speed Tip: Use Typefaces.js in Gatsby to Locally Host Fonts