Chris Hughes dot Dev

I recently decided to improve upon my homelab setup.

I recently did a Google search for the word ashuddha vikalpa.

Go Emacs is a static blog site generator written in Go that leverages Emacs Org mode’s HTML exporting functionality.

IRC is a great chat protocol, but it has some annoying limitations when compared to other modern chat protocols.

Several months ago after switching to Hyrpland, I started using their wallpaper utility, Hyprpaper.

I have recently launched a new website, emissionstracker.ca (repo), with two colleagues, Rose Scoville and Nick Richardson.

What’s NUTS?

The problem When I created my blog app, I decided to use PM2 to manage the node application that runs my blog.

After having used Emacs for over five years now, I have been becoming increasingly interested in trying out Lisp dialects other than Emacs Lisp (or “Elisp”).

I recently made the switch from Windows 11 using WSL to Arch using Hyprland as my desktop environment, and I couldn’t be happier with the change.

I recently had a school project where I needed to build a simple web application by taking some sample data from a CSV file to build a book web store.

When I decided to start work on this project, I knew it would be important to carefully design the database.

Deno, as well as Node’s other competitor Bun, attempt to compete with Node by solving some of the headaches that arise from the complexity of the Node ecosystem.

I wasn’t entirely happy with my Emacs CMS blog project.

In order to be able to build the PF2e Encounter Builder I needed to collect data for the database.

emmet-react-mode is my first attempt at creating a minor mode in Emacs.

New Implementation The following in this blog all remains the case for the current production version of the blog, but I have recently started a new version using Bun in Place of Node and I am using TypeScript in place of vanilla JS.

Quizbot is a task management bot written with discord.js that is designed to be used for students or discords that are devoted to a university or college program.

PF2e Encounter Builder is a Rust and Svelte web application that uses a Rust API and a Svelte front-end.