I mean, I said that an hour or so ago, but that was before the site had deployed... Turns out https://www.jvt.me/posts/2019/11/11/gotcha-netlify-lowercase/ caught me out again and isn't fixed until https://gitlab.com/jamietanna/jvt.me/merge_requests/638 is in (although I've done a temporary deploy from my local machine to get the site up).
Very annoying!
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#netlify
#hugo
#www.jvt.me.
My site is now running Hugo v0.62! Not too painful an upgrade from 0.58.3, given changes in the Markdown parser - https://gitlab.com/jamietanna/jvt.me/merge_requests/637 - largely Table of Contents related, and one place where I'd not got enough spacing in around fenced codeblocks
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#hugo
#www.jvt.me.
I will not be attending
Homebrew Website Club: Nottingham
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I won't be able to make it as I'm in Tenerife, but hope it's a good one!
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Homebrew Website Club on November 27th.
From to at Ludorati Cafe 72 Maid Marian Way Nottingham United Kingdom NG1 6BJ
The Homebrew Website Club is a regular meeting for enthusiasts and hobbyist programmers who are building, or thinking of building, their personal websites. The meeting is an informal setting where you can talk with others, get inspiration, or quietly work on your site.
Homebrew Website Clubs are run across the world and have a mixture of styles for how they operate. In Nottingham we like to have a bit of a relaxed session in the cafe portion of Ludorati. Folks come along for conversations about their websites, building tooling for the Web, to talk about some of the technologies they've been working on, to learn something new, or even just to have a couple of hours dedicated to adding that new bit of functionality or a new blog post.
Want to RSVP? You can follow the steps in How to RSVP to an Indie Event from your Website.
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Homebrew Website Club on January 8th.
From to at Ludorati Cafe 72 Maid Marian Way Nottingham United Kingdom NG1 6BJ
The Homebrew Website Club is a regular meeting for enthusiasts and hobbyist programmers who are building, or thinking of building, their personal websites. The meeting is an informal setting where you can talk with others, get inspiration, or quietly work on your site.
Homebrew Website Clubs are run across the world and have a mixture of styles for how they operate. In Nottingham we like to have a bit of a relaxed session in the cafe portion of Ludorati. Folks come along for conversations about their websites, building tooling for the Web, to talk about some of the technologies they've been working on, to learn something new, or even just to have a couple of hours dedicated to adding that new bit of functionality or a new blog post.
Want to RSVP? You can follow the steps in How to RSVP to an Indie Event from your Website.
Want to add this event to your calendar?
I've managed to reduce my site's build/test/deploy pipeline to a total of ~4 minutes (a couple of minutes further than https://www.jvt.me/mf2/2019/12/isqba/ ) but still isn't as fast as I'd like, albeit much better!
May have to see if it's possible to speed up with my own GitLab runner.
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#diversity-and-inclusion
#writing
#communication.
This is really great stuff!
I've raised an issue on the https://brid.gy repo at https://github.com/snarfed/bridgy/issues/905 as I feel this could be a great fit for the project, as it'd handle that syndication for you, instead of you needing to set it up yourself.
It may not be needed by the community, but if it is, there's hopefully a good fit there.
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Setting up a Staging Server for my Micropub Endpoint (4 mins read).
Setting up a Micropub server that I can use to test changes before it publishes content to this site.
If you want inspiration / don't want to write your own - https://indigenous.realize.be is great. I use it daily and it's a great Microsub client.
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