davidsonfellipe/fellipe.com

:rocket: personal website

👋 Hello, I'm Davidson!

💻 Software Engineer and Engineering Manager
🏡 Brazilian, Based in Brooklyn, NY.

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Cheers!

fellipe.com's Issues

Migrate from Gatsby to Next.js

Description

• As our website evolves, let's explore the feasibility of moving from Gatsby to Next.js. Analyzing the benefits and drawbacks during the migration process.

Acceptance Criteria

• Research and compare the benefits and drawbacks of migrating from Gatsby to Next.js.
• Plan and execute a proof of concept project to validate the feasibility and benefits of migrating to Next.js.
• If the pilot project is successful, plan and execute the migration process.
• Please make sure that the website's functionality and design are preserved.
• Create robots.txt for the next.js version
• Create a sitemap for the next.js version
• Keep support to legacy URLs, like demos and slides.
• Test and validate the migrated website to ensure that it meets performance and accessibility.

Reference

• Next.js migration guide: https://nextjs.org/docs/migrating/from-gatsby
• Example of Next.js with styled-components: https://github.com/vercel/next.js/tree/canary/examples/with-styled-components
• https://github.com/vercel/next.js/tree/canary/examples/with-mdx-remote
• Next.js trailingSlash configuration: https://nextjs.org/docs/pages/api-reference/next-config-js/trailingSlash

Dependencies

• next-sitemap package: https://www.npmjs.com/package/next-sitemap
• remark package: https://www.npmjs.com/package/remark

PRs

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Explore Alternatives for Light/Dark Theme Organization Using Styled Components

Description

• As we implement the Light/Dark Theme feature for our blog, we need to explore different alternatives to organize the styles for the themes. One potential solution is to use Styled Components or a combination of Styled Components and CSS variables. This feature will allow us to easily maintain and customize the styles for the different themes.

Acceptance Criteria

• Research and compare different alternatives for organizing styles for light and dark themes using Styled Components or a combination of Styled Components and CSS variables.
• Implement the recommended solution for organizing the styles for light and dark themes.
• Ensure that the selected solution allows for easy maintenance and customization of the styles for the different themes.

Support Light/Dark Themes for the Blog by user's preferred theme

Description

• As a user of our blog, I want the blog to automatically switch to a light or dark theme based on my preferred theme setting.

Acceptance Criteria

• The blog should automatically switch to the user's preferred theme based on their browser or device settings
• If the user does not have a preferred theme setting, the default theme should be used
• The user should be able to manually switch between light and dark themes using a toggle switch

Improve Projects Page by Adding Links to Project Demos

Description

• As a user of our website, I want to be able to easily access the demos of the projects showcased on the projects page.

Acceptance Criteria

• For each project listed on the projects page, a link to the demo of the project should be added.
• The link should open the project demo in a new tab or window.

Support Light/Dark Themes for the Blog by using toggle switch

Description
As a user of our blog, I want to be able to switch between a light and dark theme. This feature will allow users to select their preferred theme based on their personal preferences.

Acceptance Criteria

• The blog should have a toggle switch that allows users to switch between light and dark themes
• The selected theme should persist for the same session
• The blog should automatically switch to the user's preferred theme based on their browser settings if available