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I am actually not a big fan of simpli inlining remote content calls into this blog via iframes for Twitter, Youtube etc. But when I first started getting it back up, I decided to take the easy way first. Thus tweets and youtube videos were directly embedded.
Now its time to start fixing that and reduce it to a minimum.
Following a few years of absence, I decided to bring back my personal blog.
Running on the brand new domain schildwaechter.io with Let’s Encrypt certificate, the blog is now served as static files created through Jekyll with the Lanyon theme.
Ein paar mehr Gedanken und Erklärungen hierzu:
Das @WhiteHouse nutzt übliche OpenSource Methoden (@github Issues & Fork/PR) um eine OpenSource-Policy zu entwerfen https://t.co/w7LnrTVn4V
— Carsten Thiel (@schildwaechter) March 15, 2016
Damit tritt quasi das ein, wovon Clay Shirky: How the Internet will (one day) transform government schon 2012 geträumt hat.
Following a number of discussions recently on how to learn git and where to get some instructions, I decided to put together a few personal recommendations.
I decided to put together a few video on puppet and how to use it. Following a beginner’s introduction, they focus on best practices by some of the best experts on the subject.
They do – in my opinion – provide a nice and all round overview of the puppet ecosystem and the current state of how to use puppet.
