Paul Aldrich

@aldrichdev

Full Stack Developer - React, Next.js, .NET, Sitecore

Chicago, ILJoined January 2024

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I am a full-stack developer specializing in React, Next.js, TypeScript, C#, .NET and Sitecore. I love working on back-end as well as front-end, writing documentation, finding solutions to problems, and writing technical blog posts to help others. I've been Sitecore certified and Coveo for Sitecore certified twice.

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How to use Husky 9.1.7 in a Monorepo Project

Every time I’ve added Husky to a project, specifically to add some pre-commit logic, I’ve always run into an issue where the pre-commit logic doesn’t run and the commit just goes through. If you’ve dealt with this problem before, you know there’s tha...

Jan 302 min read

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.NET Conf 2025 - My Takeaways

Last week I attended .NET Conf virtually, and learned a lot. It was a 3-day event. I was only able to attend part of Day 1 as I had interviews happening that week, but there’s a lot of cool stuff that is new with .NET, and I wanted to share my though...

Nov 18, 20253 min read

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Back-End Pagination: How I Drastically Cut Load Times for a React Project

Last year, I was assigned to a large React project which was using .NET Core and SQL Server on the back-end. I was added to the team to build out a new area of the website for a specific user group. One of these areas was a new UI table that would ne...

Oct 27, 20253 min read

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getStaticPaths Broke My Dynamic Routes. Here’s How I Fixed It.

This summer, I re-evaluated a personal Next.js project and realized that the website’s browser titles were really bad, specifically for dynamic routes. For example, an individual news post page would have News Post | My Site as the browser title. I w...

Oct 21, 20253 min read

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Institute That Change in Your Software Project!

As developers, we cannot be afraid to make change in the projects we work on. In some of my roles, I have sometimes neglected to do this because I felt it was not my place to institute new policies, libraries, or patterns, as I was not the team lead ...

Oct 16, 20253 min read

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How to use Husky 9.1.7 in a Monorepo Project

.NET Conf 2025 - My Takeaways

Back-End Pagination: How I Drastically Cut Load Times for a React Project

getStaticPaths Broke My Dynamic Routes. Here’s How I Fixed It.

Institute That Change in Your Software Project!