I’ve been on a mission to migrate local MDX content to a Postgres, and I have basically zero SQL experience.
For context, goosebumps content has always been locally served MDX files. With the infra migration, I knew I needed to move content to the server. First task though, was to figure out how to render content sourced from the server, and not at build time.
…git config --global alias.staash 'stash --all'
git staash, this is executed git stash --allgit stash --all will also stash untracked files. This is more intuitive I think.You need to add this to the global git config.
…Solid canonical resource - localfirst.fm
Another great entrypoint - localfirstweb.dev
Syntaxfm:
Essay from Ink & Switch that so many people have recommended: Local-first software: You own your data, in spite of the cloud. There are more essays on the site, it’s worth a browse
…terminal.shop is an e-commerce shop sells coffee, and runs all in your terminal. To check it out, open your terminal & run: ssh terminal.shop
Writers who operate by Will Larson helped me solidify the why behind my writing. I expand on it here. Since then, I’ve been writing a whole lot more in Apple notes, but my publishing rate hasn’t changed. I’m ok with this balance, for now.
I read these books as a freshman frontender, and I think they laid a solid foundation. I still cite lessons from them. Would recommend🫡
Book: Don’t make me think
Book: Refactoring UI - I would say this one is the best place to start
Youtube channel: Juxtaposed
I go through lots of tech content: articles, podcasts, books, videos. As a result, I often find myself sharing the same groups of links with my mates & colleagues, all over different chat apps.
This is a consolidation effort.