I rebuild the jodiBooks blog with the Gatsby.js framework. I styled the website with React and Bootstrap and used JavaScript to code dynamic parts,
I rebuild my blog with the Gatsby.js framework. I styled the website with React and Bootstrap and used JavaScript to code dynamic parts,
To show my work as a front-end web-developer, I wanted a site that reflects what I can do. Hence I needed more than my previous WordPress blog. This i...
I build the plugin as a webapp with the Next.js framework. I styled the app with React and Bootstrap and used JavaScript to code dynamic parts.
We build the calendar as a webapp with the Next.js framework. The calendar is based on React Big Calendar, which I styled with React and Bootstrap.
I helped my sister get started by setting up a Ghost blog on AWS Lightsail. She did the design and content herself. The only thing I do for her is mak...
I rebuild the homepage with the Next.js framework. I styled the website with React and Bootstrap and used JavaScript to code dynamic parts.
One of our customers mentioned she'd liked to have a webshop someday. She wasn't in any rush, but when Covid hit, we quickly build a webshop for her.
Our user manual (application documentation) was put together in WordPress together with our blog. I build a dedicated docs website with Docusaurus.
I couldn't find a proper guide, so I created this tutorial. One that is not based on the standard Bitnami image.
Hosting our own ASP.NET apps on AWS taught us this is not a side project. In this appendix we describe a few improvements to our on-the-cheap architec...
Hosting our own ASP.NET apps on AWS taught us this is not a side project. This appendix tries to help you determine the right EC2 instance type for yo...
Hosting our own ASP.NET apps on AWS taught us this is not a side project. This appendix list some recommended training material for AWS.
Hosting our own ASP.NET apps on AWS taught us this is not a side project. In this appendix we show a few pricing examples an estimate of our current c...
Hosting our own ASP.NET apps on AWS taught us this is not a side project. This appendix lists the AWS services used and other interesting ones (future...
Hosting our own ASP.NET apps on AWS taught us this is not a side project. In this part we'll configure CloudWatch to monitor our servers and applicati...
Hosting our own ASP.NET apps on AWS taught us this is not a side project. In this part we configure the S3 service and create our buckets.
Hosting our own ASP.NET apps on AWS taught us this is not a side project. We'll setup WorkMail as our default email hosting service and SES for sendin...
Hosting our own ASP.NET apps on AWS taught us this is not a side project. In this part we launch an Ubuntu instance and show how to change the instanc...
Hosting our own ASP.NET apps on AWS taught us this is not a side project. In this part we launch an Ubuntu instance and show how to change the instanc...
Hosting our own ASP.NET apps on AWS taught us this is not a side project. In this part we configure EC2 and launch a Windows 2019 instance.
Hosting our own ASP.NET apps on AWS taught us this is not a side project. On AWS we start with securing our root account and adding users and roles in...
Hosting our own ASP.NET apps on AWS taught us this is not a side project. In part 3 we'll discuss the basic architecture of our AWS EC2 environment.
Hosting our own ASP.NET apps on AWS taught us this is not a side project. In part 2 we describe what our goals and requirements were.
Hosting our own ASP.NET apps on AWS taught us this is not a side project. That has to change, starting with the problem definition in part 1: introduc...
Apart from having a place to articulate my thoughts, it was also a way of learning how to build, host and support a WordPress blog.
Diana set up a WordPress blog, initially for me to, well, blog about and for jodiBooks. I learned to use it and took over the responsibility to keep i...