When I heard that my employer was using the no-code platform Betty Blocks my interest was piqued. Although I like to write code with, for example, C# or javascript, the visual nature of no-code/low-code platforms appeals to me. [ Read More]

I use Obsidian to make markdown notes. I put the tags in the front matter. On this Jekyll website (my Digital Garden) these tags are used to navigate. My setup is described below. [ Read More]

Here I describe my search for a static website generator. [ Read More]

Here I describe my setup of the Visual Studio Code Server container. [ Read More]

Here I describe my setup of the Jekyll container. [ Read More]

Here I describe how I added the Paginate V2 plugin [ Read More]

Here I describe my search for the right static website hosting. [ Read More]

Because of the high price (my personal opinion of course) of Obsidian Publish I knew I had to look for an alternative. [ Read More]

Here I describe the setup of Netlify Static Website Hosting in combination with GitHub. [ Read More]

The icons from Font Awesome are great to use within a website. [ Read More]