Logan Web Dev.
Web Maker. Engineer. Enthusiast.
Mastering Javascript is hard. Learning to apply best practices to a number of projects is even harder
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Part II: NextJS version 13: Data fetching and styling
Everyones favorite framework got a major facelift in version 13
Part I: NextJS version 13: What do we need to know?
Everyones favorite framework got a major facelift in version 13
Part 1: React + Typescript = Better
React is good, typescript is good, but together, they can be confusing
Why I'm not building on AWS
It is more important to build successfully than it is to debug and problem solve continually
Full Stack: from a front-end perspective.
The past month I spent time working with AWS amplify to get some basic foundations of a website going. There were many, many issues, but the first place to start was the holes in my own understanding.
How to build a full stack app on AWS Amplify and NextJS: Project Roadmap
What is the best route to take to implement a scalable, testable, nextjs app following all best practices?
AWS Amplify: A Frontend Developer's initial thoughts
AWS Amplify seems like it does everything. But what is it really like to work with the REACT friendly AWS service?
Why I'm using NextJS for the Frontend of my Full Stack Application
NextJS is the obvious choice for the frontend of my full stack application built on AWS infrastructure. NextJS version 12 has some great features for images, middleware, and more
Why the blog?
Lets dig into some code together. Lets talk about some of the great things happening in tech, including
Luke Logan, front end web engineer
Hi, Im Luke. Thanks for stopping by. This website is a way to explore the things I am interested in and projects I am working on. Last year (2021), I passed my first AWS certificate. This year, I hope to continue using my experience with React to go deeper into backend architecture.