I've been a Vim user for quite some time now and I love it. But I got tired of my own highly customized configuration breaking whenever a plugin or Neovim updated. I switched to a managed configuration and haven't looked back. Just because I can do things, doesn't mean I should.
Cloud Sync arrives in helth.app! Data in helth.app remains local-first but now can be backed up automatically with the purchase of a subscription. For the low cost of $1/mo or $10/yr, you can use helth.app on multiple devices (and help me pay for a gym membership). Read more to learn about some of the technical and personal hurdles I overcame to get this feature shipped.
In my never ending quest to become the "Master of Nothing", I recently picked up some skills (and thoughts) with yet another blogging platform.
Having awesome internet is a privilege that is only appreciated when you suddenly don't have it. In this post, I document my adventures cosplaying as someone who knew what they're doing while attempting to network my new house with an incredible internet experience.
Webrings are great for connecting the IndieWeb, making it easy and fun to find new and interesting content.
With the changes brought by Svelte 5, I found myself wanting to take advantage of performance improvements and harness the power of runes. But converting my stores to something 'rune-based' proved more challenging than I had hoped since so much of my codebase relied on stores.
I set out to learn how to build sites on Shopify. After becoming frustrated with starter theme, I decided to put together my own template. With this skeleton theme, I'm be able to rapidly bootstrap a Shopify site without having to stumble around the cluttered mess found in Shopify's own starter.
After rebuilding closingtags.com with #SvelteKit, I needed a simple and consistent means of deploying it. Since I use #Ansible to automate other features of my #homelab, I figured it would work just as well for releasing new features to my personal website.
Migrating away from Wordpress and rebuilding closingtags.com from the ground up using Svelte 5 and SvelteKit