ARM Libvirt/KVM virtualization (8)
For 32-bit ARM, whether you want an old school or UEFI virtual machine in Libvirt/KVM, and automated or ‘manual’ creation, here there are docs.
Software, firmware, and web development (and design)
For 32-bit ARM, whether you want an old school or UEFI virtual machine in Libvirt/KVM, and automated or ‘manual’ creation, here there are docs.
Announcing netlify-plugin-pre-commit
When using markdownlint-cli/markdownlint-cli2
or the vscode-markdownlint
extension for VSCode, one may wish to ignore a particular line. Here is a cheap way to do that using a shortcode.
Daniel uses Multipass rather than VSCode devcontainers, since he has some Windows machines with no Hyper-V so can’t run Docker Desktop, which devcontainers on Windows require.
Having a demo/test site embedded in a Hugo module causes large bandwidth consumption during its normal use as a module. We split the site and module into separate git repos, but keep a deploy as part of the CI process.
A configuration for using Hugo on WSL(2) with Netlify and Netlify CLI
Learning experiments in using bespoke code & data under version control to consistently deploy virtual and bare metal hosts and the applications on them.
Introduction to installing and using WordPress on a VPS
Developing statically-served websites based on Hugo and common web languages (e.g. HTML, CSS—vanilla or using SASS and/or a framework, JavaScript—vanilla or using a framework)
Developing for software and firmware ARM-based hardware
Especially if you are older, have dirty or inadequate glasses, are just tired, or are using a small screen, you may find websites use an excessively small font.
Announcing netlify-plugin-pre-commit
Daniel uses Multipass rather than VSCode devcontainers, since he has some Windows machines with no Hyper-V so can’t run Docker Desktop, which devcontainers on Windows require.
Learning experiments in using bespoke code & data under version control to consistently deploy virtual and bare metal hosts and the applications on them.
Introduction to installing and using WordPress on a VPS