if you are looking for an easy solution running Windows Installable application that runs as a windows service https://geodataserver.techmaven.net and https://tileserver.techmaven.net

What is the primary purpose of your site? Just a personal blog? Who is the audience? It would be helpful as a visitor to know what you write about in your hero section.
Pay attention to color contrast. You have dark text on dark background. Even blue on blue. You have black button text with a dark blue button background. Links are barely readable.
There's some excessive negative space between your header and the article hero image.
You posts are pretty good. Having a progress bar and table of contents is nice.
For you article cards, I'd put "Continue reading" on its own line.
The date could be styled better. Also it looks a bit awkward in its current location.

I'll dm you with some thoughts if you don't mind

thanks for this. been having a difficult time finding a good service.

Great article and thankfully covers all bases - good job :)

I'm trying to wrap my head around the conventional pipelines, and now I've stuck to shapefiles and PostGIS.

The GeoDjango tutorial for example uses shapefiles:

[https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/4.0/ref/contrib/gis/tutorial/#introduction](https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/4.0/ref/contrib/gis/tutorial/#introduction)

OTOH, this article:

[https://mxd.codes/articles/what-is-a-shapefile-shp-dbf-and-shx](https://mxd.codes/articles/what-is-a-shapefile-shp-dbf-and-shx)

argues that PostGIS is an alternative to shapefiles.

So which one should one use then?

My personal opinion was that shapefiles seemed complicated due to having many separate files.

I also found:

[http://switchfromshapefile.org/](http://switchfromshapefile.org/)
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http://switchfromshapefile.org/
https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/4.0/ref/contrib/gis/tutorial/#introduction
https://mxd.codes/articles/what-is-a-shapefile-shp-dbf-and-shx

Shapefiles vs PostGIS - how are they used in the industry?

I am using Qovery to deploy my NextJS app from GitHub Actions

I really wanted to add a webhook on my deployment. Thanks.

It's a bit of a hack, but we've moved most of the overhead to GitHub, due to limited server resources:

Build runs in Github action, and then we just rsync the build artifacts to the server. The `'standalone' introduced in Next 12.1 works wonders for this.

I use Dokku + VPS. I can deploy without any config

Would love to see a video tutorial walkthrough of this process

Created an article which explains how i am constantly tracking my position every second and how i am visualizing the collected data. 
mxd.codes/articles/const…
#QuantifiedSelf #OwnTracks #DeckGL #IndieWeb

My task is to add Google ads to one Gatsby.js site. I found some posts explaining the steps. For example:

https://www.polynique.com/web-development/best-way-to-add-google-adsense-to-gatsby/

https://mxd.codes/articles/using-google-adsense-with-gatsby-js

Both articles don't care about GDPR or DSGVO, but I do. Googles manual tells you to add a script to your site. 



But in the script tag there is no parameter if the ad is personalized or not. So after adding a cookie with the choice of the visitor, how can I control if the ads are personalized or not? Is the name of the cookie important? Can someone please point me to a solution or some article? 

Best regards
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https://mxd.codes/articles/using-google-adsense-with-gatsby-js
https://something
https://www.polynique.com/web-development/best-way-to-add-google-adsense-to-gatsby/

How to implement adsense the GDPR way?

I'm a bit late to the forum, but check out PlanetGIS. They are more focused toward South Africa but still a good software.

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