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Designing your WordPress blog with a Tailwind CSS theme
Read more »: Designing your WordPress blog with a Tailwind CSS themeTawind is a WordPress theme that uses Tailwind CSS. It only loads the required CSS on each page, making it extremely fast. We built the Tawind theme for ourselves, but now we’ve open-sourced it so you can use it for free. We love Tailwind and use it for most of our websites. The only way…
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Subdomain vs Subfolder: The SEO Debate Settled
Read more »: Subdomain vs Subfolder: The SEO Debate SettledSo, should you have your blog on a subdomain or a subfolder? If there were no technical limitations, the answer would’ve always been a subfolder. But given the reality of different platforms, departments, and requirements, it has been “whatever works best for you because it makes no difference.” But in reality, at least when it…
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Using Cloudflare Workers to proxy a WordPress blog to domain.tld/blog
Read more »: Using Cloudflare Workers to proxy a WordPress blog to domain.tld/blogTL;DR: If you have a WordPress blog deployed on a subdomain of your main website, and you want to show it under /blog for SEO purposes, use Cloudflare Workers. With the sunsetting of our proxy + hosting project, PressProxy, we are publishing a guide on how you can do this on your own. Assumptions: Cloudflare…
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DevOpsDays Ljubljana 2025
Read more »: DevOpsDays Ljubljana 2025I recently had the chance to go to my first tech conference, DevOpsDays in Ljubljana. Since I was still new to DevOps, I wasn’t sure how much I would understand, but it turned out to be such an open and welcoming experience that I ended up learning a lot. When we arrived, we were greeted…
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From Frustration to Power: What We Learned at Nixcademy
Read more »: From Frustration to Power: What We Learned at NixcademyWe recently completed two days of Nixcademy training, exploring the powerful yet complex Nix and NixOS ecosystem. After five years of experience, the course still offered valuable insights—especially about overlays and fixed-point recursion—that turn frustration into empowerment. If you’re working with Nix or planning to, this course can save you months of struggle.
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Sprint season is open
Read more »: Sprint season is openI used to go to a ton of sprints. Then I got kids. So I made sprints come to me by organizing four OceanSprints. Now that kids are a bit older, it was time to attend a sprint again. What better choice than ThaigerSprint, an offspring of OceanSprint? It was such a relief not being…
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NixCon 2024 Berlin
Read more »: NixCon 2024 BerlinEver since the day NixCon 2024 dates were published, I was sad I was not going to be able to make it due to some personal stuff taking place that week. But then about 10 days before the event, the personal stuff got moved, and I was free to go! Yay, Berlin! It was so…
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PyCon JP 2024
Read more »: PyCon JP 2024Another Year, Another PyCon Japan Another year, another fantastic PyCon Japan! This year’s conference in Tokyo was filled with insightful talks, interesting conversations, and a welcoming community that made every attendee feel right at home. As always, PyCon Japan proved to be more than just a tech conference; it was a celebration of everything that…
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EuroPython 2023
Read more »: EuroPython 2023EuroPython in 2018 was my first international conference. After five years, I eagerly joined another EuroPython. I hopped on a night train and woke up with a view of beautiful sunflower fields near Prague. With the conference starting the next day, I had some spare time to explore the charming city. In the evening I…
