I am Vide Krajnc, a self-taught software developer and visual artist.
This blog is a tool to explore, document and better understand the topics I am curious about.
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What I Learned Building a Platform as a Junior Dev 👨💻
I was not satisfied with the available options to host my art online. I wanted to host it on Artsy, but they require you to go through an already established and reputable gallery. I also figured there must be more artists like me that are looking for a cool yet professional alternative to the current available platforms. That’s why I decided to build a new online art platform and name it hohle.art (after the caves that are of important archaeological finds dating from the upper paleolithic). ...
How To Run Caddy Behind Cloudflare Reverse Proxy With Full TLS🔒
Steps to take Use xcaddy to create a custom Caddy build with the dns.providers.cloudflare module. Configure a systemd service for our Caddy build with an environment file. Enable Full (Strict) TLS for our domain inside the Cloudflare dashboard. Create an API token to read and edit our domains DNS settings. Use a Caddyfile to configure Caddy to serve our domain with full TLS. Let’s get started You can follow the official documentation on how to build Caddy from source using xcaddy, but I’ll walk you through how to do it on a fresh debian 12 installation. ...
A Basic Introduction To The Document Object Model (DOM)
The DOM, or Document Object Model, is a feature provided by web browsers that lets programming languages, especially JavaScript, interact with and change the structure, content, and style of a web document, typically an HTML document. The DOM was first introduced by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) in the late 1990s as a way to allow programmatic access to web documents. Before the DOM, web pages were static and couldn’t easily respond to user interactions beyond simple hyperlinks. With the advent of the DOM, web developers gained the ability to dynamically update content and create more interactive experiences. Today, the Web Hypertext Application Technology Working Group (WHATWG) is responsible for maintaining the DOM specification, ensuring it evolves with modern web technologies. ...
My First Post
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