Automated Deploy Pipeline to Netlify
Through the magic of simple bash scripting, I now have a very easy deployment pipeline for my website. I wanted to do this all in Visual Studio Team Services, but as far as I can tell, I’ll need to register a custom Linux deployment agent (aka a Linux VM running...
Moving to Visual Studio Team Services
Github pages are great, but they have one flaw - you have to have a public repo. This meant that I couldn’t really write drafts, or make future edits without the world knowing. I found that this was holding me back from updating my blog. So today, I moved my...
My own personal cloud
Last Saturday, I colocated my server. This server has been living under the guest room bed for the past year, being used for everything from test labs to providing NAS backup for my devices. It worked really well, letting me spin up VMs at will without paying Amazon or Microsoft...
Summer is finally here
It’s almost the end of May here in Massachusetts, and it’s finally starting to get warmer. And I’ve been learning Xamarin Forms, though I’m toying with the idea of just going straight to native. I have invested a couple of years into C# though, so it’s hard to move away...
The Windows Subsystem for Linux Changes Everything
I used to run my site on Wordpress. Roughly two years ago, I moved it to Jekyll. I did this as I was tired of managing Wordpress, and didn’t want to deal with running a Database driven site anymore. Also, I wanted to host on Github, removing the hassle of...