Matt's Headroom

A recent post in the fido-dev Google Group included steps for previewing work Google is doing with “cloud-assisted BLE” pairing, or caBLE.

Early in May GitHub announced support for securing SSH git operations with security keys instead of with a traditional public+private key pair.

Netlify gives you a lot of features in their free tier, including painless, LetsEncrypt-powered SSL certificates for custom domains.

I discovered the hard way recently that Homebrew on macOS will only install the latest version of Python available in its collection of formulae.

I’m a huge fan of Docker, and so I run a few web applications at home on my own personal Docker host.

I was tasked at work recently with mirroring a client’s codebase to our internal Github organization.

When I interact with most code repositories they’re often hosted on Github, or Gitlab, or some other managed Git service.

In the last year or so I’ve earnestly incorporated Continuous Integration (CI) pipelines into a couple of projects to automate the testing, building, and deployment of various sites and packages.

I’ve been using the Docker for Windows beta lately and things have been going rather smoothly.

I spent the better part of Saturday working on my latest personal project.

A recent discussion with some developer friends regarding Django-rendered websites versus Single-Page Applications (SPAs) got me thinking: how difficult would it be to integrate TypeScript and SCSS into a traditional Django app?

TL;DR: Just take me to the good stuff!

Github Pages is incredibly useful for hosting pages with largely static content.

I’ve started listening to the Talk Python To Me podcast recently in an effort to keep up on developments in the Python community.