Tag: static-site-generation
Creating the akafred blog site
— Static site generation with Jekyll and Github Pages
Using a static site generation tool for your blog makes your blog performant and secure. Using Docker helps you get started quickly.
Tag: jekyll
Creating the akafred blog site
— Static site generation with Jekyll and Github Pages
Using a static site generation tool for your blog makes your blog performant and secure. Using Docker helps you get started quickly.
Tag: docker
Creating the akafred blog site
— Static site generation with Jekyll and Github Pages
Using a static site generation tool for your blog makes your blog performant and secure. Using Docker helps you get started quickly.
Tag: blogging
Loving readers with dek and lede
— Usability tricks from the news business
You can easily make your blog more usable with a couple of old-timer usability tricks. And doing so might give away that you care about your readers.
Creating the akafred blog site
— Static site generation with Jekyll and Github Pages
Using a static site generation tool for your blog makes your blog performant and secure. Using Docker helps you get started quickly.
Tag: clicky
Creating the akafred blog site
— Static site generation with Jekyll and Github Pages
Using a static site generation tool for your blog makes your blog performant and secure. Using Docker helps you get started quickly.
Tag: disqus
Creating the akafred blog site
— Static site generation with Jekyll and Github Pages
Using a static site generation tool for your blog makes your blog performant and secure. Using Docker helps you get started quickly.
Tag: devops
apt 1.0 - old dog with new tricks
— The package manager for Debian 'just' got more user friendly
If you're a Debian (or Ubuntu) Linux user you can probably use the simpler 'apt'-command and forget about 'apt-get', 'apt-cache' and 'dpkg'.
Simple monitoring of web sites
— Uptime monitoring using UptimeRobot – in under 60 mins
If you haven't got uptime monitoring on your site, there really is no excuse as you can set up something with minimal effort and free of charge.
Tag: monitoring
Simple monitoring of web sites
— Uptime monitoring using UptimeRobot – in under 60 mins
If you haven't got uptime monitoring on your site, there really is no excuse as you can set up something with minimal effort and free of charge.
Tag: usability
Loving readers with dek and lede
— Usability tricks from the news business
You can easily make your blog more usable with a couple of old-timer usability tricks. And doing so might give away that you care about your readers.
Tag: linux
apt 1.0 - old dog with new tricks
— The package manager for Debian 'just' got more user friendly
If you're a Debian (or Ubuntu) Linux user you can probably use the simpler 'apt'-command and forget about 'apt-get', 'apt-cache' and 'dpkg'.
Tag: package-management
apt 1.0 - old dog with new tricks
— The package manager for Debian 'just' got more user friendly
If you're a Debian (or Ubuntu) Linux user you can probably use the simpler 'apt'-command and forget about 'apt-get', 'apt-cache' and 'dpkg'.
Tag: debian
My budget virtual server in the cloud
— Setting up and securing my server
Years ago I set up a blog and a couple of other things on a shared hosting-server; this was so long ago that virtualized servers were rare. Long overdue I am moving to a virtual private server - with a lot more flexibility. First step is to set up some basic provisioning (I use Ansible) and secure the server (using ufw and fail2ban).
apt 1.0 - old dog with new tricks
— The package manager for Debian 'just' got more user friendly
If you're a Debian (or Ubuntu) Linux user you can probably use the simpler 'apt'-command and forget about 'apt-get', 'apt-cache' and 'dpkg'.
Tag: ubuntu
apt 1.0 - old dog with new tricks
— The package manager for Debian 'just' got more user friendly
If you're a Debian (or Ubuntu) Linux user you can probably use the simpler 'apt'-command and forget about 'apt-get', 'apt-cache' and 'dpkg'.
Tag: vps
My budget virtual server in the cloud
— Setting up and securing my server
Years ago I set up a blog and a couple of other things on a shared hosting-server; this was so long ago that virtualized servers were rare. Long overdue I am moving to a virtual private server - with a lot more flexibility. First step is to set up some basic provisioning (I use Ansible) and secure the server (using ufw and fail2ban).
Tag: ansible
My budget virtual server in the cloud
— Setting up and securing my server
Years ago I set up a blog and a couple of other things on a shared hosting-server; this was so long ago that virtualized servers were rare. Long overdue I am moving to a virtual private server - with a lot more flexibility. First step is to set up some basic provisioning (I use Ansible) and secure the server (using ufw and fail2ban).
Tag: ufw
My budget virtual server in the cloud
— Setting up and securing my server
Years ago I set up a blog and a couple of other things on a shared hosting-server; this was so long ago that virtualized servers were rare. Long overdue I am moving to a virtual private server - with a lot more flexibility. First step is to set up some basic provisioning (I use Ansible) and secure the server (using ufw and fail2ban).
Tag: fail2ban
My budget virtual server in the cloud
— Setting up and securing my server
Years ago I set up a blog and a couple of other things on a shared hosting-server; this was so long ago that virtualized servers were rare. Long overdue I am moving to a virtual private server - with a lot more flexibility. First step is to set up some basic provisioning (I use Ansible) and secure the server (using ufw and fail2ban).
Tag: vagrant
My budget virtual server in the cloud
— Setting up and securing my server
Years ago I set up a blog and a couple of other things on a shared hosting-server; this was so long ago that virtualized servers were rare. Long overdue I am moving to a virtual private server - with a lot more flexibility. First step is to set up some basic provisioning (I use Ansible) and secure the server (using ufw and fail2ban).
Tag: qconlondon
My Notes From QCon London 2016
— I used my iPad Pro to take notes during the conference
My fifth QCon I try a new way to keep engaged and concentrated during the talks. Usually I bore quite easily and my mind wanders off, but taking notes often helps me to focus. I use FreeMind to take notes on my laptop, but this time I have tried the Paper-app by fiftythree.com on my new iPad Pro (with the Apple Pencil).
Tag: conference
My Notes From QCon London 2016
— I used my iPad Pro to take notes during the conference
My fifth QCon I try a new way to keep engaged and concentrated during the talks. Usually I bore quite easily and my mind wanders off, but taking notes often helps me to focus. I use FreeMind to take notes on my laptop, but this time I have tried the Paper-app by fiftythree.com on my new iPad Pro (with the Apple Pencil).
Tag: ipadpro
My Notes From QCon London 2016
— I used my iPad Pro to take notes during the conference
My fifth QCon I try a new way to keep engaged and concentrated during the talks. Usually I bore quite easily and my mind wanders off, but taking notes often helps me to focus. I use FreeMind to take notes on my laptop, but this time I have tried the Paper-app by fiftythree.com on my new iPad Pro (with the Apple Pencil).
Tag: notes
My Notes From QCon London 2016
— I used my iPad Pro to take notes during the conference
My fifth QCon I try a new way to keep engaged and concentrated during the talks. Usually I bore quite easily and my mind wanders off, but taking notes often helps me to focus. I use FreeMind to take notes on my laptop, but this time I have tried the Paper-app by fiftythree.com on my new iPad Pro (with the Apple Pencil).
Tag: git
Getting better at git - in 5 lessons
— Learning git using great stuff on the web
Is git occasionally (or often) a mystery to you? - You are not alone! I have pulled in a few hand picked resources, in this post you get the first few bite-sized lessons.
Tag: dvcs
Getting better at git - in 5 lessons
— Learning git using great stuff on the web
Is git occasionally (or often) a mystery to you? - You are not alone! I have pulled in a few hand picked resources, in this post you get the first few bite-sized lessons.
