Reading Log - January 13 (#14)
A little light this week. Identity thieves targeted a credit reporting agency, a look at the podcasting market, and more.
A little light this week. Identity thieves targeted a credit reporting agency, a look at the podcasting market, and more.
I think I'm going to start this series of entries again. Trying to continue to share the interesting articles and stories I've read over the course of the week.
I've been using Jekyll to run this blog for the better part of the last six years. But recently, I've been giving serious consideration to switching to Gatsby or Next.js.
Over the course of the last couple weeks, I've made some small improvements to my site. None of them are particularly huge, but I like the end result.
As you can tell, I've decided to give my blog a little bit of a facelift.
Over the course of the last several months, I’ve been busy building out my website utilizing Jekyll instead of Wordpress. It’s not my first time moving away from Wordpress, but I think it will end up being permanent.
This has been in the works for some time now.
At the end of January I decided to make the switch to the Ghost blogging platform. I had heard good things about it and decided to move over to it. Well, this past week I decided I wanted to expand a bit more with how I blog and realized that Ghost really wasn't going to work for what I needed. Given that and my limited knowledge of node.js, I decided that I'd be better served moving back to WordPress as my platform since I am familiar with PHP and its inner workings.
Two weeks ago, I decided to make the switch from WordPress to Ghost as my blogging platform. For me it was a figuratively big jump as I have been using WordPress for years and hadn't really thought of switching to any other platform.
Despite my initial skepticism about switching over to Ghost as my blogging platform, I still pushed ahead and made my blog theme for Ghost. As you can tell, the look isn't all that different from it's previous look, but the backend is completely different.