Links

Awesome content on the web, in random order.

  • Doing More with Docker

    https://blog.gurucomputing.com.au/doing-more-with-docker/

    This guide is designed for people who want to learn docker infrastructure. Not just how to use docker, but how to stand up docker services in a robust and secure manner. This guide is about standing up a single node docker environment with backups, IP whitelisting, non-root containers (where supported), single sign-on and reverse proxying.

    1. From Docker to Kubernetes

      https://blog.gurucomputing.com.au/from-docker-to-kubernetes/

      An Introduction to Kubernetes.

      1. Tutorials for making 3D-looking maps with Blender and QGIS

        https://github.com/joewdavies/geoblender

        This guide will help you prepare DEM data using QGIS in order to render 3D looking shaded-relief maps in Blender.

        1. Checklist - The A11Y Project

          https://www.a11yproject.com/checklist/

          The creator/s of a11yproject.com have created a checklist for reviewing a website in terms of accessibility.

          1. Running on my own

            https://francescoschwarz.com/articles/running-on-my-own/

            In this article Francesco Schwarz is explaining how he fetches data from Garmin Connect and uses it to display runs on his website.

            1. Creating Accessible Forms

              https://webaim.org/techniques/forms/controls

              WebAIM provides some very interesting documentation on how to create a web with web accessiblity in mind.

              1. Deep Dive Into My Stats Page

                https://sld.codes/articles/Deep-Dive-Into-My-Stats-Page

                Sam Larsen-Disney published an super interesting article about how he's is displaying stats like real time visitors, pageviews, theme toggles etc. and put that in some awsome UX where i also took some inspiration from.

                1. Using Webmentions in Eleventy

                  https://mxb.dev/blog/using-webmentions-on-static-sites/

                  A brilliant post by Max Böck on how to get incoming and outgoing Webmentions for example via Bridgy and webmention.io and how to handle and filter the data to be able to finally implement webmentions on your website.