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To play around with OpenTelemetry I need some kind of playground. Since I was using microk8s on Linux for a while, why not try it on MacOS? In theory it should work.

Despite me having some strong reservations about GraphQL I'm actually suggesting we use it for our next project. Here's why.

This is the first post in the series of posts about OpenTelemetry. In this entry I'm looking into what it is, why it should matter and how it could be useful for any application or system.

I want to resurrect my old theme and maybe make it better? It will be a great opportunity to play with Tailwind CSS.

Looking into ways to automate blog deployments and finding where to host it in the first place.

With this post I will be setting up Writerside and see what it can do, how site structure it offers, how customisable it is and could it work as blog engine for me.

With this post I will be setting up Pelican for the first time for blogging. I want to see how templating is working and how sites are built, how paths are defined, and how easy it is to tweak it to my liking.

After some time I decided to start writing blog. Again. Just as a way to document what I learned, what problems I dealt with, and have some sort of portfolio in case I get laid off again. Coincidentally, I found out about Writerside and decided to give it a try and see how it compares to my old setup.

Previous post was about creating simple CRUD application with password protected administrator's dashboard. I thought that using Sonata CMF I would be able to quickly build working prototype and test framework's possibilities on project I was working on.

Basic reminder/log how to first time set up Sonata CMF with user authentication for admin.