Knowing how complicated a task is will be an important factor in deciding whether the task is worth doing to achieve some outcome. Similarly, knowing how complicated an algorithm is will be a strong indicator of whether to use it or not to achieve some outcome. In our day-to-day life…

In this post, I explained how I deployed my website using a simple deploy script. There is another method to do this same thing but with continuous delivery. It uses GitHub’s new feature called GitHub Actions. It is obviously not necessary for my personal website. …

I registered for a custom domain name for my website on NameCheap.com. Without a custom domain name my GitHub Pages website would have been hosted at missrhea.github.io (i.e. <your-username>.github.io). This did not bother me, I just wanted to try a custom domain name for fun plus it was free. 1. Configuring the custom domain name on GitHub Inside…

In the last post I mentioned, I’m building this website with Gatsby and explained why. So far I have a working version of my Gatsby site locally. In this post, I’ll go through the steps to host this site using GitHub Pages. 1. Create a new repository named <your-username>.github.io GitHub…

This post is an introduction to Gatsby.js and some of its amazing features. A few weeks ago I started building this website with Gatsby. In this post, I will explain what I’ve learned about Gatsby and my reasons for using it to build this website. I’m no web development expert…

I completed my first 10 km run a few weeks ago and it felt awesome! I felt so good, I decided to write this while I was running, and I began listing the things I wanted to share with you in my mind. I remember wishing I could record my…

For a user to have access to these services they would have to first enter into the web application. And this entrance was facilitated by means of a Simple Login. For example, to login to your account on a website you would have to enter your Username and Password into…

I’ve used Git for the past few years now. Albeit only locally for version control. This summer I started working on a remote internship. And, you guessed it, we use Git and GitHub. For me, this opened the door to collaborative aspects of Git and GitHub. Sometimes I go on…