marshallford

https://marshallford.me - Built with Hugo and deployed with Terraform to GCP Cloud Run

FYI: There is another hugo related project under the same name. https://github.com/netlify-templates/victor-hugo

Does the $3000 (USD?) bounty seem low to anyone else? Prior to reading the timeline section at the bottom of the post I would have guessed a range of 25k to 50k as a bounty for such a severe vulnerability.

I often see Imposter Syndrome being discussed on HN and in other software development circles. While I have yet to face the feeling of being an imposter; this particular quote from the article strikes a bit of a nerve,

"Sturgeon’s law says “ninety percent of everything is crap”. I’ve found this to be true of developers. Nine out of ten developers are not just bad but incompetent."

I'm not a mathematician, but if this statement is true, chances are I am an awful developer. Knowing this, how do I and others proceed? Can we be useful on a team?

I'm seeing a templating issue on the timer option in the menu. Great sounds!

I'm curious, did you replace react-router with something else or are you managing the url "manually"?

I too am confused by this. I found this GitHub issue [1] when searching for a withRouter HOC replacement.

1. https://github.com/ReactTraining/react-router/issues/3847

Hmmm you bring up a good point, having a file based provider type might be useful as the last fallback.

Also, the tool already supports fallbacks, so if a provider is offline or what have you it will try the next provider in line and so on.

I agree, if that is the case those using Alpine in production should be wary.

Shocker.

Hello All! I realize this is yet another framework, however the main reason I posted this is to hopefully get more people involved with the project, not self promotion. At the very least I would like to see a couple issues on Github complaining or booing my work so far.

Thanks!

Wow great improvement. I actually understand what your product is now. I really like that you made it clear it was for both teams and single users as this answered my first question of "Who is this made for?" after understanding your product's purpose.

As for the web design side of things I would look at maybe changing out the images with all those arrows at low screen sizes as the normal body text in those images gets too small to read. Lastly, from 770px to 795px wide I get a horizontal scroll bar in Chrome 40 on Windows.

Good Luck!

Maybe this is the paranoid me talking, but the idea that you won't really even own your operating system scares me a bit. I don't want to depend on a company that much, even Microsoft. Not to mention privacy, if it is a service, are we the products? Thoughts?

Thanks for the 2.0 update Dave! I having been using Skeleton as a starting point for side-projects for a couple of years now. I really like how light it is compared to Bootstrap.

Happy Holidays!

thanks, I am in the process of writing documentation right now.

Clickable: https://github.com/marshallford/www-start

Update: I am a college student studying Computer Science. I am just going to put stickers on the lid, not on the inside/keyboard.

Thanks for all of the comments.

Thanks for the ideas, but unfortunately they are not what I am looking for.

Trust me, I have tried. All I can find is this post (must be real-time).

oh right, that makes more sense.

I am designing this Ngnix conf for use on small vanilla sites and static generated sites like Jekyll. Otherwise, yes I would rely on my CMS's index file.

This is yet another concern of mine. Most of my solutions involve at least 3 if statements. But I need them in order to check if a requested url is a directory or a file and such.

Even the word "odesk" leaves a bad taste in my mouth. I have heard a lot of bad things about these kinds of freelance sites.

I understand the redirecting to non-www is subjective, however I find less characters in the URL is cleaner. Also for a majority of my projects cookies are not used, so it is not a big deal to use a non-www base url.(Static blogs and simple vanilla sites for various school projects, etc).

Also as far as foo.com/ -> foo.com, I was referring to the URL, not the acutal path.

example: https://www.google.com/ redirects to https://www.google.com correct? Maybe I am missing something...

I am designing this Ngnix conf for use on small vanilla sites and static generated sites like Jekyll. (Yes I know Jekyll puts all blog posts in separate folders to solve the URL issue, but I don't want that).

It is a lot to get into now, but here is a taste.

foo.com/index > foo.com foo.com/ > foo.com foo.com/folder/index > foo.com/folder/ foo.com/bar.html > foo.com/bar foo.com/bar.htm > foo.com/bar foo.com/bar.php > foo.com/bar www.foo.com/ANY OF THE ABOVE TESTS > foo.com/*

other rules: Never add trailing slash unless it is an index file of a directory. Order: .PHP,.HTML,.HTM. Use h5bp/server-configs-nginx as a base. PHP-FPM should be fully supported and not exploitable by the foo.com/random.gif.php bug. 403 and 404 send to /404.html.

I am sure I am forgetting something, but that is a start.

not a bad idea. Does either have an official way to offer a bounty? If not, any sites that do? Also, what would you say is a fair price range for this kind of request?

Yes I have, however I always find it very challenging to modify it to support clean urls and PHP-FPM in an OCD fashion.

I wish, I have tried multiple times and no one wants/can do it.

I figure this is as good of place as any to ask my question: Where can I find someone to hire that is able to write Nginx cofigs well. I have spent literally 40ish hours trying to create a Nginx conf that holds up to my OCD. I have been told numerous times on IRC that I am too picky and clean urls are a challenge to write. I am college student and System Administration isn't even my job! Help!