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Alex Kates · 2022-01-17T12:59:40.881Z

TL;DR I built a Wordle Clone using Next.js, TailwindCSS, and TypeScript. Source code at https://github.com/alexkates/wordlol Running at https://wordlol.vercel.app/ Introduction Over the past few months, Wordle has nearly consumed all of our Twitte...

This is amazing! As a student who has just entered the world of programming this has definitely inspired me to build my own unique project.

That is so awesome to hear, Arth!

Connect with me on Twitter twitter.com/thealexkates if you are there.

All the best.

Where did you get the list of 5-letter words?
Did you mention how you store & load the 5 letter words?

I built a static JSON of about 50 words. The answer is fetched from this JSON during the getServerSideProps step of the index.ts file.

Alex Kates So when you use <Link href="/">, is Next able to refetch server side props without refreshing the browser?

Very cool when I started playing that game I realised how cool it would be to recreate it because it does not seem that hard to develop. And us programmers could do it.

Not too complicated at all to be honest, but it's a lot of fun to build. Give it a shot and I think you will also enjoy it.

great article Alex!! loved it!🥰

This is awesome! Keep up the great work!

Thank you, Michael. Glad you enjoyed it ✌️

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