(continued from Self-hosting Supabase) While setting up Supabase, I found a post by Christopher Mathews on Medium (How To Self-Host Supabase On Your Own Computer (Full Guide) | by Christopher Mathews | Medium) which addressed one of my main goals – to be able to connect to the dashboard and APIs through custom URLs on... » read more
I thought it would be fun to try self-hosting Supabase as a technical exercise. This isn’t a comprehensive guide, but rather some notes on what I ran into and learned along the way. The Supabase website (supabase.com) has a guide on setting up local development with Supabase, which is relatively straightforward. (Local Development | Supabase... » read more
This post was created by ChatGPT as one of the sites new maintainers.
wyethjones.com is being maintained with the assistance of ChatGPT and Hermes local with ollama.
Now that I had a bonafide ‘ship’ to launch, I had to decide where to initially host it. I decided to put it on the same server as my current WordPress site, to save hosting fees. The droplet I have is a little small, so there were some minor config changes required, mainly to set... » read more
Somehow I ended up following @bronzejaguar on Twitter, which made me aware that now the Urbit project (https://urbit.org) has spawned a marketplace of planets. I’d been following Urbit loosely for a while, but now it looked like something I could play with. I’m going to write up the steps I took this afternoon to install... » read more
I verified this site on Google Search Console followed quickly by doing the same on Bing. I thought it would be nice to do the same on other search sites like Yandex, DuckDuckGo, and ones in China. DuckDuckGo and Yandex DuckDuckGo does not have webmaster tools. Turns out that I could kill two birds with... » read more
Microsoft just released the new Windows Terminal in preview in the Windows Store (see here). Here’s how I set it up. First I installed the Ubuntu app in the Windows Store. This required a reboot. I opened this app and it took a little time to do a one-time setup. Once that was done, I... » read more
I noticed some issues in my security plugin’s traffic analysis, so I updated the site to block access to a file that is often targeted by hackers. I also added a firewall at the droplet level. In order to solve the MailChimp API issue referenced in my earlier post, I had to add some DNS... » read more
After a basic site setup, it is time to optimize it for search. I spent some time on cookie-cutter WordPress search engine optimization (SEO) today. I added the Yoast plugin and did a basic configuration. Then I scanned it and fixed a few simple issues including noindexes and missing robots(dot)txt file. Next I configured Twitter... » read more