How to add dynamic content to a static site using Hugo and automate the process with webhooks.

I wrote an app for trash collection reminders, so I never miss a pickup again.

As 2023 winds down, I celebrate a year rejuvenated by blogging. Heartfelt thanks to you, my readers, for accompanying me!

Guide to creating dynamic Open Graph previews for Hugo posts – a unique blog-fitting preview for every post, even without a cover image. Turns out, it’s simpler than you’d think!

On my holiday break, I delved into coding and created a script to convert inline markdown links to references. Initially written in Ruby and run through Docker, I wanted to make it more accessible via Homebrew. So, I rewrote it in Go, aided by Github Copilot’s suggestions, and made it available through Homebrew. Automating the process with Github Actions added convenience, making it a fulfilling coding adventure.

How to upload/download files to Fly.io using scp command

I created a linklog. But the story isn’t that simple…

I always wanted to share more about how do I work. I really like the idea of uses page and I’m happy to have one, too! The first experiment back in the day was my workspace page – a lot of people actually asked me about some details and recommendations. Thanks to these recommendations, my colleagues were able to save some time and (HOPEFULLY!) improve their work environment.

Why? Because when I explore peoples’ pages, I can learn a lot about them and how do they work. More importantly, I can learn about tools that I didn’t know about before. And that’s what I want to do with my page.

With so many site visitors and reactions on Mastodon (LOL), I decided to try out webmentions.

So… Last night I had this idea of changing one more thing in my setup and that was to move my site from Wordpress to Hugo.