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Hugo with Codeberg and BunnyCDN
While enshittification is rolling across a lot of US-based services, let’s try to host our static Hugo page with EU-based services only. Domain, deployment, CDN: we’re going back to the roots - or into a more modern tech-era for European internet services.
Moving away from Authy
One year ago Authys desktop app was shut down. Their mobile app still works, but is literally a dead train. It was about time to move to some alternative - and there are not plenty.
Nuxt 3: Good to know
When switching my personal website to Nuxt 3 I found myself looking and researching all the small things you need to tackle, besides the content, to make it fly. Sitemap, robots.txt, proper page titles, include 3rd party JS and so on. While there is a lot written about a general setup of Nuxt, most blogs almost never talk about these small things.
Auto-generate a social media image in Statamic
When writing blog posts you likely want to share your post on Twitter or any other social network to give your posts an audience. Let’s stay with Twitter for this post. While writing blog posts might be the main task, the title and content is clear, there is often an image used to and pulled by social media.
Run Statamic on Vercel
When Tailwindcss 2 was released I decided to give my blog a new update and also write about some more topics I had in mind. The blog ran on Hugo hosted on Netlify. While I never had issues with Netlify for some reasons Hugo wasn’t just not made for me.
Render images in Statamics Bard
The Bard fieldtype is a beautiful idea to create long texts containing images, code samples - basically any sort of content. While I was creating my blog I was not sure how to extract images from the Bard field.
Create proper database dumps for Magento 2
When developing a Magento2 you might be needing database dumps from time to time from the production system. Normally you either dump the complete database - which, to me, bring a lot of negative side effects.
Run a PHP application on AWS Fargate
Following the trend of serverless, all that hype (or not?) I was looking through the AWS services offered and stumbled upon AWS Fargate, a service that lets you run containerized applications on either Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS) or Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Services (EKS).