This is the place where I share my thoughts and notes about things that Iām
excited about and working on and hope to connect with people having a similar
mindset. I’d love to hear from you!
Every year, I create a list of goals, both to pursue and to avoid. However, many of these goals have gone unfulfilled due to a lack of determination or motivation.
This year, I’ve decided to keep my list concise and private. I believe this will create a subtle sense of personal accountability, encouraging me to strive for their completion.
But first, let me extend my warmest wishes for a Happy New Year!
Please Note, this article is pulled from old WordPress tutorial archive using good ol’ archive.org
We’ll describe here some of the basics about using subversion.
For more comprehensive documentation, see The SVN Book.
First, some terminology# If you’re new to subversion, you’ll need to know what a few words mean, so let’s go over how subversion behaves to introduce some terms.
All your files will be centrally stored in the repository on our servers.
OK. Let me be clear. I am going to switch at least one of my WordPress blog to Static Site. But, I am thinking about a headless CMS and which Static Site Generator (SSG) will suit me. I have little experience with Node.js but more or less coding is fun and I always try experience new things.
For now, this site will remain as it is however I am testing with Ghost as headless CMS, since it offers clutter free writing experience.
