JBJamie Barlowinjamiebarlow-blog.vercel.app·Jan 18 · 28 min readA guide to Incremental Static Regeneration (ISR) in Next.js using CMS dataPurpose of this guide Some background: I have recently been working on a client’s website, and wanted to offer them a clear and user friendly means to independently update content as required. It ther00
JBJamie Barlowinjamiebarlow-blog.vercel.app·Jun 9, 2025 · 11 min readWriting a custom time-tracker / task manager integration: Pt 1This is part 1 of a series on how I built a custom integration between Todoist and Clockify, a couple of productivity apps at the core of my daily workflow. If you’re only interested in following the technical details, feel free to tune into part 2 w...00
JBJamie Barlowinjamiebarlow-blog.vercel.app·Sep 28, 2024 · 9 min readRoute-level Suspense with React RouterRoute vs Component-level Suspense - what does our app need? In my previous post, I addressed managing loading states at the component level using React Suspense. But it’s important to note that there are potentially other ways to implement our error ...00
JBJamie Barlowinjamiebarlow-blog.vercel.app·Sep 22, 2024 · 8 min readReact loading states and working effectively with dataIntroducing loading states In my app so far, I have implemented error boundaries for handling error states in React components, helping to provide a fallback if there is an issue during data fetching and rendering: In the case above, a request has f...00
JBJamie Barlowinjamiebarlow-blog.vercel.app·Sep 19, 2024 · 6 min readReact Error BoundariesMy error handling so far There are quite a few ways to approach error handling, but one I have began to explore more fully is the concept of error boundaries. So in today’s blog I’ll briefly summarise what they do, how to implement them, and why they...00
