If you follow me on Minds, you may know that I have been toying around with Unix more lately. Namely, through that PinePhone which I…
Category: Tutorials
Setting up a WordPress development environment fast
Posted in Building future-proof software, and Tutorials
Ew PHP, right? High-fives all around. Except that for my generation, the first cool web app you’d create would be written in PHP, often coupled…
This is a very straightforward guide to install Docker Desktop on Windows 10. In this case, maybe too straightforward. Remember last time I tried installing…
A code refactoring how-to: Killing unworthy software
Posted in Building future-proof software, Java, and Tutorials
Welcome back to the future-proof series! Today I thought I would present to you a case very close to a code refactoring I made recently…
How did that even come up?
I originally started writing another post last week but in the meantime I did a domain name migration. What is a domain name migration you will ask? It is the act of migrating content from a domain to another domain. Not host, domain. If this was about host migration there would be no need for a post as the changes would be straightforward. People may give you a different or more precise description but it is basically what I did. And also what it sounds like. I like to name things so that when they are described or revealed they turn out to be pretty much what you expect. It’s like coding. If I have a piece of code with a method boolean validatePassword(string username, string password) when looking at the code you pretty much expect to see some user retrieval and maybe encoded password validation. You definitely do not expect a session to be started or anything funny like that. Enough with this, let’s get back onto today’s topic. Domain name migration.