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Moved all Github Pages stuff to Netlify
migrate website to githubs new https #dailyvibes
Finish my initial test of self-hosted PaaS solutions and post about it on X: x.com/ben_makes_stuff/status/…
Next up: moving 
#unblockdomains to Dokku as a test and blogging about it !private
Migrated benjam1n.com to netlify.com hosting. This thing is faaaaaaaaast. #personal
built up a proxy for one of my websites to fall back on a static copy (using Jekyll to start) so that I don't break any pages or anything that won't be obvious.
🔨 hammered out an interesting project for building/hosting super quick and easy to update websites. felt cute. might keep it.
Stared rebuilding my personal site yesterday evening 
#pl
💭 thinking about moving several websites off of GitHub Pages and on to CloudFlare Pages to get more control of redirects
🚜 moved djangopony.com to GitHub Pages, Jekyll, and Cloudflare 
#mylife
work on new version of personal website
work on personal website 
#felipecesar
Updated personal website 
#being
make changes to my personal website
Switched from using BitBucket to using GitHub to host my code. 
#rhymecraft
Ordered a FocusCap visor model b/c people walking by when I'm working in public is the most distracting thing for me right now: focuscap.io/products/focuscap ; bought a $7 baseball cap to use while I wait, I keep it pulled down low over my eyes and it's probably 90% as good. Verified that for local development my Go backend seems to be able to talk to my Vue frontend with the new way of having the API at a different domain instead of at /api/. Added the new env variable that stores the domain of the API to my Netlify setup and tried using the app, and got an "ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED", realized I hadn't set up a Cloudflare A record for the 'api' subdomain to point to my Digital Ocean / Dokku droplet. After ~20 mins that error went away and it switched to a CORS error. Added my domain to my backend code as an allowed origin for CORS purposes.
