ghost
Adding Ghost Social Web notes to your website
Starting from Ghost 6, we have "Notes" in addition to posts. Here is a way to show them in your website for public visitors
ghost
Starting from Ghost 6, we have "Notes" in addition to posts. Here is a way to show them in your website for public visitors
The tools I had fun to use and the one I couldn't find
css
Sliding photos in the background with nice transitions can be done with pure CSS, without sacrificing anything.
docker
I use official Docker image of Ghost to deploy my Ghost websites. I use docker swarm for orchestration and I need to have a healtcheck to have zero-downtime upgrades. Common way of doing this using curl to make a request to a convenient URL to check if Ghost is running,
design systems
I have been busy working on Design Systems since I started working on Baklava, open-source design system that we developed at Trendyol. Working on an open-source design system in an enterprise company has many challenges. And checking good examples is one of the best opportunities you would have. I left
Today I Learned
After big drama on Twitter last year, I stopped using it and moved to Mastodon for microblogging (murat@synaps.space). But I then realised that I was learning a lot from the tweets from the people that I follow (most of them left Twitter anyway). Some friends suggested to use
Today I Learned
I was doing some bashscript work to generate yaml files from simple templates to be able to use in GitLab CI jobs. First thing that I did was using sed command and replaced variables in yml like this: sed "s/\${SERVICE_DOMAIN}/$SERVICE_DOMAIN/g; s/\${SERVICE_NAME}/$SERVICE_
Articles about Web Development and JavaScript by Murat Çorlu
Years passes but my search for a simple and good chart library was always there. Today, I -again- came to the point to write my chart with D3.js but then I met with Plot. Observable PlotThe JavaScript library for exploratory data visualizationObservable Plot is chart library built on top
As a frontend developer, I deployed hundreds of static website projects until now on tens of different providers including GitHub/GitLab pages, Netlify, Surge.sh, Firebase, AWS S3 (+ Cloudfront) and also my very own domain to path redirected Nginx server. They are all good services but either expensive or limited
OP3: The Open Podcast Prefix Project A project that can intervene your podcast media files and generates public download stats by completely free. Apparently it works with the support of some sponsors and they also share their Cloudflare invoices (It's around $700/m currently). I would expect that
Free SSL Certificates and SSL Tools - ZeroSSLFree SSL certificates issued instantly online, supporting ACME clients, SSL monitoring, quick validation and automated SSL renewal via ZeroSSL Bot or REST API.ZeroSSL LogoZeroSSL I use LetsEncrypt for all of my projects since a while. But this week I learned that, LetsEncrypt
I'm playing with Ghost for a while to host many websites as easy as possible. I'm a fan of Docker Swarm to manage a production environment that I can host many projects in an easy way. (For more details how to do that, you can check
I joined CSS Day 2023 conference in Amsterdam. Here are some of my remarks about it
The browser support for DSD is becoming increasingly widespread, and I believe that there are more use cases for it beyond just SSR.
Mochajs doesn't have `it.each` but it's still possible to easily write repeating tests
Backend effort on most projects is declining every day with the help of high abstraction by cloud services. We can already make complete client-side applications with dynamic and collaborated data by just using some public services (like Firebase or CloudKit). We can manage authentication without having any server to maintain.
This is an article about our suffer for implementing decorative icons in our web UIs
In recent years I have developed a lot of projects on various scales. Some of these have been developed and deployed very quickly. But maintaining these projects were not as fun as developing them. While I’m trying to fix issues or adding new features to my projects, I notice
tldr; Use client-side mocks for your REST API endpoints with connect-api-mocker