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This is part three in our series on how to create a JAMStack e-commerce site with Nuxt 3, Strapi 4 and Snipcart. In this post, we will pull through the products from Strapi with Nuxt and style them to match the designs.
Gemma
Wow, you made it to part three! Or you just found this blog with no idea it's part of a series. If that is the case, allow me to enlighten you. As mentioned, this is part three of a three-part blog series. I am writing from my experience as a self-taught developer and giving some advice on what I consider are the main challenges of being a web developer. This part continues from part two, where I discuss working in your first job. Here I will discuss progressing in your career and finding the job you want to get.
Talie
This blog talks about my experience and advice on what I consider the main challenges in your first dev job. This is part two of a three-part blog series where I am talking about the main points of being a dev from my perspective of a self-taught web developer.
Talie
This is part two in our series on how to create a JAMStack e-commerce site with Nuxt 3, Strapi 4 and Snipcart. We will build out the site’s structure, layout and any components we need in the process.
Gemma
This is a three-part blog series where I would like to talk about what I consider to be the essential points when being a self-taught developer. I will talk about some positives, negatives and some advice from my experience.
Talie
This series of articles will show you how to build a JAMStack e-commerce shop using the latest tech; Nuxt 3 for the front-end, Strapi 4 for the CMS backend, and Snipcart to power the e-commerce.
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