In this tutorial, we will be creating a dynamic news website using NextJS (a ReactJS framework) and Prismic (a headless CMS) for managing all our articles that are published on the news site. For styling our react components we will be using TailwindCSS.

Make a News Website with NextJS and Prismic

Learn what Jamstack really means and what are the benefits of Jamstack over traditional solutions like running your own server for back-end using the likes of NodeJS or Ruby on Rails.

What is Jamstack and why should you use it?

This is a complete guide to understand how API routes work in NextJS and how you can use them easily in your next project. We will also cover examples to fully understand it (updated 2020).

This blog post deals with creating dynamic meta-tags in your NextJS project but you can use it with a framework that supports dynamic routing.

Create Dynamic meta-tags for your posts in NextJS

How can we make engaging products by reducing the cognitive load on users? Using some psychological tools, we can help users have better time with our products, hence make products that stick by reducing friction in their usage.

Reducing Friction: Making products that stick

Code, Numbers & Startups

Make a News Website with NextJS and Prismic

What is Jamstack and why should you use it?

How to use NextJS API routes?

Create Dynamic meta-tags for your posts in NextJS

Reducing Friction: Making products that stick