You may have already notice the contact form on this blog. Until recently, it was handled by Netlify and used a serverless function to send an email both to me and the submitter. This worked fine, but was far from ideal because I had to trust the data to a third party (Netlify). As I was already running a server (with Nextcloud and Mastodon), I looked for a self-hosted solution and found MailyGo from Jan-Lukas Else. A small tool written in Go that allows send HTML forms through email. Exactly what I was looking for! Read more...

This blog was built following the JAMStack philosophy using Hugo, with its development being done at GitHub and now publicly available under the MIT license. It’s deployed and hosted on Netlify. Keep in mind that the theme used was tailor-made, and if you decide to use it, you will probably have a lot of work to do to adjust it to your needs. I am making the source code public so it can be useful to you, but also so it can be audited. Read more...

Maybe the best way to begin is with a introduction… I’m a pediatric nurse by ☀️ and 🌙, ☕ lover and a 🐶 owner for life! In between I taught myself a couple of things on web development, currently focused on JAMstack and with more than 15 years of experience on trying to learn JavaScript! I’m a motorsport fan (F1, WEC, IMSA…) and I do some sim racing on iRacing. Read more...