

Git commit conventions
Using conventions in Github commits This content was adopted from ChatGPT. What is conventional-changelog? conventional-changelog is a Node.js tool (and family of libraries) that automatically generates changelogs from commit messages that follow the Conventional Commits specification. ...
Mindfulness
Introduction The podcast The Rest is Politics - Leading always broadcasts longer interviews with persons from politics, social sciences, even sports. The episode just before christmas was called: Faith, Depression, and Finding Calm in the Chaos (Professor Mark Williams). ...
Ruby gem naming convention
Note: adopted from Claude answer. Issue If you are developing a ruby wrapper for a python package, the question is how to name this gem. ...
Rails app with Azure Entra-ID authentication
This post 1 demonstrates how to use Azure Entra-ID for authentication. According to What is Microsoft Entra ID?, Microsoft Entra ID is a cloud-based identity and access management service that your employees can use to access external resources. ...
Simple.css framework
After using bulma for some time, I moved on to an even easier framework, called Simple.css. All you have to do is to include it: ...
Ruby on Rails tips and tricks
I have been using Ruby on Rails quite a lot lately due to its extremely rapid way to build proof of concepts for web applications. ...
A vertical responsive menu with PureCSS
I have been using Pure.css in most of my applications since it is really simple to use. This is a small code sample that uses Pure.css with a responsive, vertical menu with hamburger and a submenu. ...
Pure.css framework
Pure.css is a css framework that does not include JavaScript like other frameworks such as Vue, bootstrap, … In contrast to those frameworks: ...
Hugo tips and tricks
This page describes my experiences with the static web site publishing tool Hugo. Open link in new tab There is a discussion which describes How to open links in a new tab. ...
Serving static pages locally
Running build-in tomcat server It is possible to deploy Jekyll sites locally, because OSX has a build-in Apache tomcat server. The local sites reside under ~/Sites. However, the setup of this server often changes with new versions of OSX. ...