My Macbook Air was acting up and I decided I had enough and proceeded to do a fresh install. This will be a step-by-step walkthrough on how I set up a new Mac. I plan to write up a nicer version to store on Github. Don’t forget most of
I learned about this last fall. I was working on a web application with a team for a software engineering class and was tired of opening up terminal and changing to the same directories so often. This is when I discovered command line aliases, more specifically, bash shell aliases. These
I’ll be the first to admit it, I’m not a big fan of social media. Compared to my peers, you could even say I’m not addicted to Facebook, Reddit, Instagram, or Twitter. But today I decided to unfollow everyone and only follow a select few. I was
I use a lot of different technologies including django, node, and Jekyll. Here’s a list of how to start these services on a Mac. django python manage.py runserver python python # wait for the >>> Python 2.7.13 |Anaconda custom (64-bit)| (default, Sep 21 2017, 17:
Jekyll is a static site generator so only HTML, CSS, and JavaScript are loaded. Why bother with continuous integration, like Travis, at all? For the experience. What sounds like a simple task took longer than expected. Here is what I did. 1) Connected Github account to Travis CI (already done
I had Jekyll installed and setup back in December 2017 but I didn’t use it. Came back today and had to disable rbenv and reinstall a bunch of gems to get it to work. Basically, setting up Jekyll was a pain and I wonder if it was worth it.