Published inGeek CultureHeadless WooCommerce & Next.js: Set up Stripe and Create CheckoutThe last piece of this jigsaw puzzle is to set up a Stripe account and use it to handle card payments in our checkout.Aug 4, 20211021Aug 4, 20211021
Published inGeek CultureHeadless WooCommerce & Next.js: Create a CartIf you’ve followed along with this article series you will know we can create orders in WooCommerce without needing a cart. Nevertheless…Aug 3, 202121Aug 3, 202121
Published inGeek CultureHeadless WooCommerce & Next.js: Set up Redux Toolkit for State ManagementAt some point we have to deal with state management. I think the useState hook is great for most situations but the ever-popular Redux…Aug 2, 2021381Aug 2, 2021381
Published inGeek CultureHeadless WooCommerce & Next.js: Display Products and Create OrdersSo far we have fetched our products from WooCommerce and set up styled-components. Next up is to display these products and show you the…Aug 1, 20214Aug 1, 20214
Published inGeek CultureHeadless WooCommerce & Next.js: Set up styled-components with TypeScript and Next.jsThis really ought to be easier than it is in my opinion! I like to use styled-components and there are a few things you need to configure…Jul 31, 2021271Jul 31, 2021271
Published inGeek CultureHeadless WooCommerce & Next.js: Set up Next.jsI’ve chosen to use Next.js for this project namely because it is a static-site generator that also makes it easy to handle back-end…Jul 30, 2021912Jul 30, 2021912
Published inGeek CultureHeadless WooCommerce & Next.js: Set up WooCommerce & Test with PostmanNow that you have your WordPress site with WooCommerce installed it’s time to configure WooCommerce and start adding some products to sell!Jul 29, 2021191Jul 29, 2021191
Published inGeek CultureHeadless WooCommerce & Next.js: Create a local WordPress with WooCommerceThis is the first in a series of articles taking you through how I use WooCommerce’s REST API and create a headless website using Next.js…Jul 28, 20211022Jul 28, 20211022
Published inThe StartupThe Lockdown Coder: Mission CompleteIn the last couple of months, I have been happy with the technology stack I’ve been using and doubled down on understanding Next.js…Mar 4, 202165Mar 4, 202165
Published inThe StartupThe Lockdown Coder: Deploying My Next.js App With Headless WordpressIt was time. I had spent the best part of two months working on my app and I was ready to deploy and get it live on the internet. I…Mar 3, 202145Mar 3, 202145
The Lockdown Coder: Headless WordPress, WooCommerce and StripeMy projects had moved on from the UI challenges I had set myself—they were excellent for practising HTML and CSS — but I became more…Mar 2, 20217Mar 2, 20217
The Lockdown Coder: Next.js vs Create-React-App. (Undercard: Persistent Data)My coding journey started in March 2020 and at this point in my story it is September 2020 and I have been fully immersed for 6 months…Mar 1, 202114Mar 1, 202114
The Lockdown Coder: Components and classes and hooks, oh my!My React apps were taking shape and I was ticking off more and more UI challenges I had set myself and was experimenting with different…Feb 28, 202114Feb 28, 202114
The Lockdown Coder: Building on My React FoundationAfter installing VS Code and Node.js and getting the bones of a React app by using Create-React-App, I was finally ready to start coding…Feb 27, 20215Feb 27, 20215
The Lockdown Coder: Beyond mobile apps and into the webTwo months into my coding journey and I had built several apps using Flutter and was getting more comfortable with how to build mobile…Feb 26, 20211Feb 26, 20211
The Lockdown Coder: Getting to Grips with FlutterFlutter is pretty impressive, I must say. You can create a reasonably good looking app with minimal effort thanks to Material Design. My…Feb 25, 202122Feb 25, 202122
The Lockdown Coder: What I Managed in 12 Months With No Coding ExperienceIn March 2020, the pandemic had sunk in as the reality that we were all forced to face and the UK government had announced we were to…Feb 24, 202160Feb 24, 202160