There was a time when surfing the web was like walking in a crowded square. There was noise, some, but it was a human noise. Heated discussions on the forums, blog posts written with shaky syntax but full of passion, ramshackle comments under YouTube videos. Today, that square looks like Read more
We have seen how Hugo organizes the contents and how the articles are written. Now, Let's take a step forward and talk about the themes. Imagine the theme like the “dress” of your site: This is what you decide how your pages will appear, the colors, the arrangement of the news and everything else. Read more
You want to create a simple and super fast website? Let's start with a practical case: An independent journalist who wants to present his articles on his site. Excellent idea! We use Hugo, a tool that makes everything easier. Imagine a site where the most important news is great on the front page, Read more
Hugo is a Static Site Generator: a software that takes text files (in markdown format) and transforms them into a complete website into HTML. It does not require databases or server-side languages: Everything is generated locally and can be hosted everywhere, The Github pages netlify. It is written Read more
I wasn't at home yesterday… and I remembered that I have an important file in my NAS, at home. I can access my NAS via the VPN I have activated, but the document is found in a path that I didn't remember at the time, instead among the few things that Read more
With the term “CMS” (Content Management System) we mean a web application that allows the user to create / change / delete the data through an administrative interface making the entered data usable by users or by subscribers to the application itself. The most famous CMS, those most used on the internet today Read more
There are those who use Dropbox / Mega / Google Drive, who the classic e-mails, who encrypted emails, chi SSH / SCP and who still USB sticks. Exchanging files today requires a good dose of imagination and a more than careful sifting of alternatives, or we take the risk of Read more
Have you ever connected to a Wi-Fi network that you don't completely trust? I'm talking about public networks like in hotels or clubs. In that case, how could you do to surf safely using a network “weak”? Through a VPN. A VPN (Virtual Private Network) Read more
Today we talk about Directory Lister: a small package that can be installed in a minute on your own server. The package allows you to view the files contained in the installation directory. Today we got to the beta 3, released under the MIT license. The only Directory Lister requirements are: a PHP version of the same or higher Read more
Today we see a rather simple system for restricting access to a given directory available on an Apache web server so that we are prompted for credentials. Let's say we have it available on the webserver, in addition to the main site, one or more complementary directories, whose content must be Read more