Dan Murfitt

There’s a neat Ubuntu command which allows you to easily import your ssh public keys from Github to your server user account.
By default, it will append the fetched public key (or keys if you specify multiple accounts) to the current user’s ~/.ssh/authorized_keys file. Once you’ve run the above, you will be able to ssh to your server account using the same key you would use...

When I first started learning Go, I heard a lot of people talk about the idiomatic way of doing things. “Sure, that way works, but this is the way we do it in Go.” I’m OK with that - a strict convention can give every piece of code a strong sense of...

If you’re running Jekyll and updating styles fairly regularly, you may want to add a cache busting line to your styles and scripts to ensure you (and your visitors) are always accessing the latest version of your assets.

This website has been run on various CMSs and frameworks over the years. Joomla, Drupal, Laravel, Symfony…and now Jekyll.