I have previously talked about creating a personal website, in this post I will talk about hosting it. More specifically, I'm going to explain how to host a website built with Hugo. Hosting without a server If you don't have a server or don't want to be in charge of... Read more
We tend to have online accounts across different social networks and services. We upload our projects in some sites, we post on different ones and we follow different people on all of them. Our online identities—along with everything we share—are all over the place, but there is a way to... Read more
Now that my website is hosted by Autistici/Inventati, I can no longer deploy it by just pushing my git repository's changes to GitLab, as I used to. In order to deploy my website, I need to access the server using the WebDAV protocol. To do so, I use davfs2—which mounts... Read more
Until yesterday, this website had been hosted by GitLab (using GitLab Pages). For some time now the fact that they used servers owned by Google bothered me, so I have been looking for a new host for a while. One possibility I looked at was paying for a virtual private... Read more
The first contact I had with HTML and CSS was about two years ago, when I created my first website along with a friend who already had some experience with them, as well as with JavaScript. We used a premade theme (based on Bootstrap), so I didn't really learn much... Read more
