Firstly I’d like to apologize for being so salty on thi blog lately. Since I deleted my Twitter account earlier on this year, I miss to spread my salt around so I’m using this blog now, however, I’m hoping this is not only my personal opinion but also a place to share ideas with people.
Having said that, I want to start by defining what a Dark Pattern is:
Hi everyone, I hope you’re having a great time during this pandemic or at least staying healthy and safe enjoying your 127.0.0.1.
In my case I’ve been studying, dealing with anxiety, changing routines for all that stuff that we considered as normal life before this lockdown. Also this pandemic came with the opportunity to change my current job, I got the opportunity to land a technical manager offer at a big insurance enterprise which later I declined in favor of sticking to my technical career.
As you can read on my previous blog post, I’ve choosen a set of AWS technologies to back this blog, however here’s the full post on how to set up your own Hugo blog on AWS using CloudFront.
Create an example Hugo website
You can use this Quickstart to set up your example Hugo website. However, here’s the TL;RD:
hugo new site quickstart
cd quickstart
git init
git submodule add https://github.com/budparr/gohugo-theme-ananke.git themes/ananke
echo 'theme = "ananke"' >> config.toml
hugo new posts/my-first-post.md
Now you can see locally the result by running:
Hello internet 😄 it’s being a long time since I stopped blogging, however, as I’ve always said, writting is more a necesity than a luxury.
Today I’m gonna talk about the tech stack I’m using for blogging, In the past I’ve used Ghost for my previous blog, and a long time ago I also used Joomla!, those are great tools and a lot of technical writters do use Ghost for writting articles, or blogging. Also I remember there’s Jekyll and Octopress out there, but this time I’ll stick to a command line, Markdown friendly golang tool.