Easy way to get up and running on MacBook localhostSometimes I just want to get started real quickly with a new project. So instead spending hours or even days configuring docker images and so on and instead of repeating everything step-by-step I try to automate and document everything in case I forget what I did, which I do all the time. Sometimes I need to be able to work without any internet connection e.

We Are Developers Conference in BerlinI meant to post this right after the conference, but I got Covid, so I was knocked out for a week. Well, here it comes. So my company decided that we were gonna join the We Are Developers conference in Berlin. Which I never had heard about before, but I’ve been to conferences in Berlin twice before. Actually, I’ve been to a conference at the same venue before, CityCube, So I knew it was going to be a blast… mostly I was looking forward to get a full night sleep after 2 years of having babies.

Getting started with Vue in MatomoAt the time of writing, developing with Vue is not so straight forward. The documentation online is very scarse. But I managed to dig out some of it and listed it here: Matomo getting started with Vue => Getting started with Vue Matomo JavaScript and CSS => Working with Piwiks UI Matomo Vue => Vue: In Depth Vue PoC => POC: Vue.js 3 migration path #17805 Initial commit => [Vue] Introduce Vue + Workflow commands #17940 Description on assets pipeline => [Vue] Documentation on the asset pipeline and how Vue/TypeScript are handled #541 BuildingMatomo Core team has wrapped traditional Vue building scripts into PHP to run with the .

Installing my first GH pages Gots to learn right!? First Read the official guide. Then I learned I could use Hugo. I love Go. I followed the Hugo Geting started-guide. Also how to install and deploy on Github. install on Github. I chose a theme I liked from the Hugo theme pages. Use the peaceiris/actions-hugo actions Some trial and errors later. You must change your Toml-file accordingly, in my case, from the theme I chose.