JustinJordan.io

Justin Jordan.

I'm a web developer with a passion for creating intuitive and functional websites.

I'm always looking for new challenges to tackle and excited to bring my skills and enthusiasm to any project I work on. I stay up-to-date on the latest technologies to ensure that my work is of the highest quality.

Rebuilding My Site with Next.js

It has been several years since I last updated my personal blog site, and I felt it was in need of some attention. The previous version was built using Gatsby, a framework for building static websites using React. While Gatsby is a good choice for small sites like mine, I decided to rebuild it using Next.js. Here are my reasons why.

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Getting Started with WASM Using Rust and ParcelJS

I'll show you an easy way to start using WASM with Rust and ParcelJS without having to deal with complex compilation or writing abstractions in JavaScript.

Svelte Might Be the Only Front End Framework You Need

There's no question, navigating the front end landscape is pretty crazy. It seems that there's a new framework being released every day. If you're like me, you might be saying to yourself, "Okay, enough is enough!" Well, I hate to say it, there's one more framework that might deserve our attention.

I'm Stoked About WASM and You Should Be Too

WebAssembly (WASM) is one of the most exciting advancements in web technology since perhaps HTML5. It's about to make the internet faster and could completely blur the line between web and native. If it scares you, it shouldn't. WebAssembly is amazing!