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title: 'Hello, world! 👋'
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description: 'First post of the blog, introduction and explanation of how this blog is made.'
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publishedOn: '2021-11-06T22:06:33.818Z'
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---
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Hello, world! 👋
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## Introduction
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This blog is here to document my journey of learning computer science, explaining technical difficulties and problems I encountered, and how I solved them.
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The idea is that I will share my knowledge with you (readers), and hopefully help you to learn too.
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Keep in mind that I will not translate the posts in French, all the posts will be written in English, as I'm not a native English speaker, I will probably make mistakes, feel free to open pull requests on [GitHub](https://github.com/Divlo/Divlo) to correct them. 😊
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I don't plan to publish new posts regularly, but I will do so when I have something new to share.
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To stay informed of new blog post and to ask questions, feel free to follow me on Twitter: [@Divlo_FR](https://twitter.com/Divlo_FR).
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## How this blog is made
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In this section, I will explain what technologies I used to make this blog, and what are the technical choices I had to do.
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The code of this website is open source on [GitHub](https://github.com/Divlo/Divlo), so you can see the code and contribute to it.
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I decided to keep things simple, here are the 2 main features missing on my blog:
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- Comments (you can interact with me on my Twitter account)
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- Views counter
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That not mean that theses features will never be implemented, but to avoid the need of a database now, I dropped out theses features.
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### Technologies
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- [Next.js](https://nextjs.org/)
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It allows to have a server-side rendered website, that means that it is faster and easier to have a good SEO (Search Engine Optimization) than a SPA (Single Page Application).
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- [MDX](https://mdxjs.com/)
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MDX is an extension of Markdown that allows you to use custom React components.
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Here's what Markdown looks like:
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```md
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A simple paragraph, with some **bold** text and some `inline code`.
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```
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When using Markdown in a web application, there's a "compile" step; the Markdown needs to be transformed into HTML, so that it can be understood by the browser. Those asterisks get turned into a `<strong>` tag, and each paragraph gets a `<p>` tag etc.
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- [Tailwind CSS](https://tailwindcss.com/)
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Tailwind is a CSS framework to rapidly build modern websites without ever leaving HTML.
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