Posts about bobatheme, my custom Hugo theme which I use on this website.
Tags
List of tags on my website. These are specific things or ideas that I talk about in a post.
Caddy is a powerful and open source webserver written in Golang which includes some fancy features such as built-in automatic HTTPS. It’s by far my favorite webserver. See my blog post about Caddy for why.
Posts about toolchain and software pipeline stuff. The abbreviation means software development (Dev) plus IT operations (Ops). Includes things such as CI/CD (GitHub Actions).
An extremely popular chat platform. You have to live under a rock to not know what Discord is.
Tips and tricks I have learned about Discord.
Any posts that talk about GitHub’s CI/CD platform. This is what I use for automatic tasks on my website, such as automatic audits, and automatic building and deploying.
An extension made by GitHub which provides artificial intelligence powered autocomplete, trained on real open source code. It is intended to give smarter results than a typical autocomplete solution can, such as automatically generating boilerplate code.
Lighthouse is a tool that can audit websites based on performance, accessibility, SEO, and more. It also provides useful suggestions on how a website can be improved.
Hugo is a static site generator which I use to generate this website.
Anything relating to Linux (the kernel or operating systems).
Swap space is storage on your drive that can be used as virtual memory when the system is running low on physical memory (RAM). It is also used when hibernating (suspend to disk).
Markdown is a simple and easy to use markup language which is actually used to write the content on this website. Writing it only requires learning a very basis syntax, and using a plain-text editor.
Any posts relating to programming and/or software development.
Short for “stream editor”, sed is a utility used to edit text on Unix systems.
It is usually used with regular expressions (regex for short). If you’re
interested, look up “regex basics” and “sed basics”, or something similar.
A swapfile is a file that gives your system more swap space, which is used when the system is running low on RAM, or when hibernating.
Anything relating to managing servers (usually relating to Linux). “Sysadmin” is short for “system administrator”.
systemd is by far the most popular service manager (known as an “init system”)
used on Linux.
Posts about URL conventions on certain websites or services.
Posts about developing for the internet.
Blog posts about webservers (software that runs websites).
One of the most popular video and social media platforms. If you don’t know what YouTube is, I don’t know what to tell you.