Adding your blogs on a portfolio with react and Hashnode API

UpdatedApril 22, 2022

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I'm following and subscribing 3 people who give best articles, sources and tutorials, you're one of them from now. You're such an inspiration. Loved this article and all of them.

Rutik Wankhade5y ago

Thanks, Rahul. That's so nice of you. You too have written some awesome content on your blog. And I really loved the new customized look of your blog. Looks stunning.🔥

Rahul5y ago

Thank You. I used Edidiong's new article to get the source code and then customized the way I liked it.

Rutik Wankhade

Bhanu Teja Pachipulusu5y ago

Very good article.

Didn't know that @hashnode has an official public GraphQL api. Will definitely be using it.

xplor4r (Maintainer)5y ago

Great Thanks for the tip ! I was planning this to do using Gatsby and Github Pages :D

Andrew Baisden5y ago

Pretty cool I just might have to give this a try.

Rutik Wankhade5y ago

Yeah, Go on. It's fun.👍

Ahmed Altaai5y ago

Rutik Wankhade Well done!

Yesterday I finished implementing it for my rework of my portfolio and started writing a blog about it.

I refreshed the main page of hashnode and saw that you've already posted a similar blog although with react.js, I'm doing it with Vue.js.

nonetheless great work and keep it up!

Rutik Wankhade5y ago

Thanks. And I would love to read about how you implement it with Vue.js. 🙌 It's cool to see how we can implement same things with different technologies.

Ezenwankwo Ugochukwu5y ago

Thanks for sharing. Will definitely need this!

Tapas Adhikary5y ago

Rutik Wankhade, Thanks for sharing this. Bookmarked to revisit when I do it for my website.

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