About
More about me and this blog
Hi I'm Mengke
I have a passion for all thing Javascript. I enjoy all the web development related technologies. I work mainly with Typescript, Vue, React, Node, Pinia, and NextJS.
Brief timeline of my blog
Jul 29, 2023 - now
date | desc |
---|---|
2024.07.29 | 🎉 First Anniversary - The year Mengke'blog was launched |
2024.05.03 | Added Health Status |
2023.11.20 | Added Microsoft Clarity |
2023.08.06 | Added theme switch sound effects |
2023.08.01 | Added Giscus comment |
2023.07.30 | Added Friends and Analysis functions |
2023.07.29 | Publish |
Why have this blog?
Because sharing is learning
I started this blog as a way to document and share the things I have learned and found useful in my journey as a software engineer.
Writing and noting things down is a great way for me to solidify my understanding of new concepts and technologies, and I hope that my blog can be a helpful resource for others who are interested in web development, eCommerce, and related technologies.
I would be highly appreciated if you could leave your comments and thoughts on what I have written .
Tech stack
This blog is hosted on Vercel, built with Next.js and Tailwind CSS using Tailwind Nextjs Starter Blog.
A huge thanks to Timothy Lin for the minimal, lightweight, and super easy-to-customize blog starter.
A few major over-engineering-changes from the original repo:
- Upgrading to React 18, Next 13
- Adopting Typescript, committing with Conventional Commits
- Monitoring site with Umami, Google Analytics and Microsoft Clarity website analytics
- Theming in dark mode with Github dark dimmed colors for better contrast
- Making a lot of changes to the UI, new homepage design, adding
ProfileCard
,CareerTimeline
components, adding/friends
,/snippets
,/resume(coding...)
page, etc. - Bumping up
mdx-bundler
,rehype
/remark
plugins and dependencies to the latest version
See the repository for this blog.
The legacy version built with Gatsby can be found here.
Assets
Most of the images in my blog are from Unsplash and illustrations are from Storyset.
Thanks for the free resources