https://github.com/Chronoblog/gatsby-theme-chronoblog
Link card is a card, when clicked, the user goes to the specified link.
Use it to refer to your articles on other resources, to your new works (wherever they are posted: Github, Dribbble or anything else), to the certificates you received, and in general, to whatever is more convenient give a link.
https://github.com/Chronoblog/gatsby-starter-chronoblog-profile
Profile starter for Chronoblog Gatsby Theme.
https://github.com/Chronoblog/gatsby-starter-chronoblog
The standard way to start using Chronoblog Gatsby Theme.
https://overreacted.io/how-does-the-development-mode-work
If your JavaScript codebase is even moderately complex, you probably have a way to bundle and run different code in development and production.
https://medium.com/@trukrs/type-safe-javascript-with-jsdoc-7a2a63209b76
Generally developers believe that you need TypeScript or Flow if you want type safety for JavaScript. This article we will explore a third alternative to achieve those same goals using just JSDoc comments and Visual Studio Code as your editor.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=7V6FFeZdFz4
An example of how you can embed YouTube videos in a link card. Link leads to this video on YouTube.
