Modern Minimalist Blog Platform in React and TypeScript

Modern Minimalist Blog Platform in React and TypeScriptModern Minimalist Blog Platform in React and TypeScript

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Suren Mouchsiadis

• Feb 18

A modern, minimalist blog platform built with React and TypeScript. Features markdown-based content management, elegant typography with custom fonts, responsive design, and smooth animations. Designed for optimal reading experience with clean aesthetics.

Full Stack Development Tailwind CSS Vite React

Lynksen Digital

pro

• Aug 12

We built Illuspark to do one thing - make portfolio, hiring, and community work together, not apart. ✨ 👉 Check out new case study We built the loop that keeps all users connected. 🔗 Let us know what do you think about this approach!

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Victoria Keller

• Aug 12

Really nice work, looks like the features are so easy to navigate 😍

Patrick Lopes

• Aug 12

I've been sending a lot of outreach messages lately as part of my job search, and pretty quickly ran into the same wall every time.

Writing a good, personalized message was never the problem. The problem was everything before it: finding the right contact, pulling context on the role or company, checking if I'd already reached out, then logging it somewhere so I wouldn't lose track.

There was a lot of repetitive work standing between me and writing the message itself.

So I started building a small dashboard (React, Vite, deployed on Vercel) to handle the deterministic stuff. It looks up contacts, pulls the context I need, and tracks everything in Notion automatically. I pretty much just do the writing.

Still early and still just for me, but it's already saved a chunk of time I used to burn on busywork instead of actually reaching out to people.

#ProductDesign #BuildInPublic #JobSearch

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Diego Sánchez

• Aug 15

Building your own dashboard to kill the repetitive lookup work instead of just grinding through it manually says a lot. Did you set out planning to build something, or did the busywork hit a point where vibe-coding a fix felt faster than doing the research by hand one more time?