Static vs Dynamic Websites: What Are The Differences? - Article
Let’s review the pros and cons of static, dynamic and hybrid options to help you make the right choice for your website.
Eric Howey
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Eric's headline: Mental health therapist full time and front-end web developer, in my spare time. He/Him.
Eric's email: eric@erichowey.dev
Eric's website: www.erichowey.dev/
Eric's location: Canada
Joined: January 2018
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Static vs Dynamic Websites: What Are The Differences?
The best static site generators - Article
Static site generators (SSG) are some of the most popular web development tools on the internet today. Learn about their different features and which is best for your use case.
Using conditional fields in SANITY for better links - Guide
Make better links for content editors on your backend and frontend!
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How to setup a staging website with SANITY - Guide
Edit code and make revisions without fear - deploy a staging website with SANITY spaces API.
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Validation snippets for SANITY.io - Guide
A few handy copy and paste snippets for handling input validation in your content studio.
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Using Theme UI with SANITY.io - Guide
Learn how to integrate SANITY.io block content with Theme UI styles on your frontend
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Form submission using Gatsby, SANITY, Netlify and React Hook Form - Guide
A walk through of creating a contact form in Gatsby that submits to both an email address and a backend database using SANITY. The form itself will be built using React Hook Form and also integrate with Netlify forms.
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Eric Howey
About Eric
I am a frontend web developer by passion. I have degrees in philosophy and social work, not computer science. I enjoy the juxtaposition between creating websites and my full time job as a mental health therapist. Fixing a line of code is reassuringly certain when contrasted with the nuance of human experience.
I don't do rushed projects. Slow is smooth and smooth is fast.
I believe that building an engaging, fast and user friendly website is a careful process. It requires problem solving and creativity. I only work on a few projects per year and appreciate the artisanship of a well crafted product.