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HSMercs From Scratch 2:Storing State & Unit Testing

In the previous post, we built a Minimum Renderable Vue application - which is to say that it outputs text in the browser using Vue, Vite, and TypeScript. Most tutorials would now build on that by cre...

HSMercs From Scratch 1:HSMercs From The Beginning

As the name of this tutorial states, we are going to start this project from nothing but an empty folder and a few globally installed packages. Each file will be artisanally crafted and explained in detail. Additionally, I am striving to make all examples additive in nature. Instead of just putting "placeholder" text and hard-coding sample data, we will mostly just be creating files and adding code.

Hearthstone Mercenaries Helper v0.1

In an effort to get some in-depth experience with Vuejs and as a project to replace my Hearthstone Mercenaries Helper spreadsheet, I took the time to create an initial version of a suite of tools to aid in tracking mercenary progression in Hearthstone. Because my styling (this is applicable to most of my life, btw) is terribly basic, I pulled in Tailwind CSS for a bit of color and uniformity. I also later found that I needed to bring in a state tracker, so I learned a bit about Vuex.

We're Live on Netlify

After a lot of frustration, digging through docs and issues, hitting dead ends, panicing over DNS configuration, and finally rejoicing in getting it working - this site is now hosted with [Netlify](ht...

Sample Page For Styling

This page is serving as a sample of all the various layouts and formattings that I put into a markdown file. The initial draft was of situations that I could think of off the top of my head, then addi...

10,000 Words for 2021

As the new year starts, so does a good time for a new set of goals. Having recently transferred from the delivery side of BlueBolt to the sales side (in a Sales Engineering capacity), I bring into the...

Another Year In Review - 2020

Another year has come and gone, and it's another year with lofty goals that fell well short of what I had hoped. This seems to be a common theme at the end of each calendar. There's probably a lesson ...