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Community-Sourced NYC Bike Repair Station Map

This project is a revamp of a previous endeavor to create a community-sourced map of bike repair stations in NYC. The goal was to apply and showcase my evolving web development skills, particularly within the Vue ecosystem.

🛠 Technologies Used

  • Static Site Generator: Astro
  • UI Framework: Vue 3
  • CSS Framework: TailwindCSS
  • Hosting: Netlify
  • Database & CMS: Airtable
  • Mapping Library: Vue-Leaflet

🚀 Features

  • Astro: Utilized for its intuitive static site generation, leveraging 'Component Islands' for client-side interactivity.
  • Vue 3:
    • Composition API for state and utility function sharing.
    • VueUse's usePreferredDark utility for light/dark mode styling. (I also had a chance to have my first PR on an open source project merged!)
    • HeadlessUI's Modal component for dialog handling.
    • Vue-Leaflet for interactive mapping.
  • TailwindCSS: Enabled rapid styling and design iteration.
  • Netlify: Provided seamless build and hosting solutions.
  • Airtable:
    • Served as a lightweight database and headless CMS.
    • Native form features for community-sourced submissions and updates.
    • Automations to trigger Netlify builds on data changes via Webhook.

💡 Learning Moments

  • Vue 3 Composition API: This project offered me my first opportunity to transition from the earlier Options API to the Composition API, allowing me to simplify state management with composables.
  • TailwindCSS: I also used the TailwindCSS utility library for the first-time, and I really appreciated the balance between enabling more rapid development and maintaining design freedom.

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