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Pines Image Gallery With Hugo
By In Posts OnA super simple alpinjs image gallery
The first place I used this is on the recipe page about my mom’s family recipe cookbook
Hiking
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Maps, Guides and Logs
One of my greatest joys is being outdoors in a wide open space with nothing made by man in sight. At times, I do have to come back to reality, and occasionally when I do, I will share routes, guides, maps, and from time to time, gear recommendations.
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Ironcove Solutions Orchestration Engine
By In projects OnWorkforce Onboarding: A Case Study of Ironcove Solutions’ Orchestration Engine
I was hired by Ironcove Solutions to lead product development for a new application they were developing called the Orchestration Engine, an application designed to streamline workforce onboarding processes. We collaborated closely with the team from Ironcove Solutions to bring their vision to life.
The Ryder Theme for Hugo
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Introducing the Ryder theme, a theme for the hugo static website generator. This is an open-source Hugo theme boasting Tailwind CSS, FontAwesome integration, and customizable features. Perfect for beginners and seasoned developers alike, kickstart your website with this versatile theme.
Styling a RSS feed With XSL
By In Posts OnA styled RSS feed makes your site more usable
When you put a link to your rss / atom feed on your website it is a link to a raw xml file designed for feed readers such as feedly to import them and provide the reader with all their internet in one place.
Consulting
By In Consulting OnAPI Integration projects
Offering comprehensive consulting services including API integration projects, product management, and full stack application development, tailored to solve complex problems and enhance business operations efficiently and effectively.
Tunnel Localhost Server Through Cloudflare
By In Posts OnA tunnel to your desktop
This is something I have done in the past and it usually involved pretty in-depth knowledge of the shell and networking, but now there is a free service that makes it oh-so-easy to spin up a tunnel with a public human readable domain name for temporary viewing of your local network development environment on the internet.