I have sort of deployed the NodeJS version of this website. However, it is on a port that is not 80 or 443. The reason why is that I am running a NodeJS express server on top of this web server. It’s how I designed the NodeJS application from the beginning. The good news is… Continue reading NodeJS portfolio deployment (sorta)
Category: Updates
NodeJS Portfolio Update (October 9, 2023)
I got some work done this weekend, but not as much as I would have liked. I am trying to come up with a good system for handling database queries. I do not want the database open the entire time the site is up because that could be bad. On the other hand, I cannot… Continue reading NodeJS Portfolio Update (October 9, 2023)
NodeJS Progress Update (October 2nd, 2023)
I ran into a few snags, but for the most part I have everything for the main site in place on the development subdomain. The express server code performs MySQL queries just fine and everything. There are little changes I’ll need to make like getting all the images into place and getting their names into… Continue reading NodeJS Progress Update (October 2nd, 2023)
Node.JS deployment update
Hi there, it’s been a few weeks or so since I migrated to this new VPS. There’s been a bit of a learning curve, and at one point I momentarily crashed the server by trying to open a port using the wrong firewall. Customer service fixed that for me pretty quickly, and told me which… Continue reading Node.JS deployment update
Site Migration!
I managed to afford a VPS plan! You may have noticed some content missing on here, and for that I’m sorry. I ran into a few snags trying to migrate everything over, but I figured it out. This new hosting plan will let me roll out the Node JS version of the site I was… Continue reading Site Migration!
Text Editors and IDEs
If you’re going to do any sort of work with scripting or programming you should understand the difference between a text editor and IDE. In Windows the difference between VS Code (my recommendation for IDE btw), Code::Blocks, and Notepad are pretty obvious. However, in Linux the line blurs a lot because you have robust editors… Continue reading Text Editors and IDEs
Common BASH functions
I finally put together a new article that’ll be live before you see this post on common BASH functions. I’ve been working my way through Linux+ prep, and even wrote a program to do some Linux BASH stuff in a slightly more user friendly format. I threw together a massive article with tons of pretty… Continue reading Common BASH functions
Developing a Hobby: Chess
Learning how to program can be a daunting task, especially on its own. It requires a lot of perseverance and an ability to accept being wrong. If you’re trying to embark on that path it helps to have a hobby that keeps your mind active. Full disclosure, I hate Chess, but I learned how to… Continue reading Developing a Hobby: Chess
New CMS Up and Running
I finally took the plunge and installed Drupal this morning, but with Cpanel that’s as easy a single button click. I promise this is the last change I’m making to this site. When I first made this website a few years ago I never expected a whole lot. However, just like everything in life it… Continue reading New CMS Up and Running
Opensource CMS incoming
In the past I was building a site in NodeJS to handle my portfolio, but I could not afford a VPS plan. I could probably build something in PHP, I’ve had promising results with querying a database. However, getting information the exact way I want it is kind of a pain. I thought about the… Continue reading Opensource CMS incoming