2024
Making Customizable Components in Svelte
Making customizable components in Svelte can be hard, but check out this post on how to use Svelte with TailwindCSS to make them possible at no performance penalty.
What I'm enjoying using for mobile app development
Love fresh sourdough bread but hate remembering to feed your starter? This post details my journey of building a mobile app (with open-source tools) to manage sourdough starter feeding schedules and take the guesswork out of perfect sourdough.
https://bgenc.net/2024.05.12.svelte-customizable-components/https://bgenc.net/2024.01.01.mobile-dev-what-i-enjoy-using/2023
Building a Well Organized Rust CLI Tool
Unleash developer zen with a Rust CLI organization trick! This post uses Clap and a custom trait to create a file system mirrored command structure, making your code a breeze to navigate and maintain.
Amazon SES Production Access Approval
Is your Amazon SES approval getting declined? My odyssey through email services & how to finally get the green light (with code!)
Next.js error about native node modules using bindings
Struggling to use a native node module with bindings in your Next.js app? I dive into a weird Webpack/Terser issue and a clever Next.js-specific solution to get it working smoothly.
Getting theme colors in JavaScript using React with DaisyUI and TailwindCSS
This post shows you how to use JavaScript to read CSS variables and create dynamic UIs, using SWR for seamless light & dark mode switching!
CSS only placeholder for contenteditable elements
Here is how to make a text area that resizes automatically and has placeholder text, with no JavaScript with this clever CSS trick!
Fully Headless Setup for Raspberry Pi
Don't feel like hooking up a monitor and keyboard to your Raspberry Pi? I'll show you how to set up your Raspberry Pi for headless SSH access using just a few commands.
Self Hosted Backups with Minio, Kopia, and Tailscale
Ditch complex SSH setups and leverage Minio's S3 compatibility with Tailscale for secure, encrypted backups.
Setting up my blog as an Onion service (Tor hidden service)
See how you can use Tor and Docker to create your own hidden onion service, perfect for tech enthusiasts and privacy advocates.
https://bgenc.net/2023.12.09.building-well-organized-rust-CLI-tool/https://bgenc.net/2023.10.02.amazon-SES-production-access-approval/https://bgenc.net/2023.08.13.nextjs-bindings-cannot-read-property-indexof-undefined-getFileName/https://bgenc.net/2023.08.10.react-daisyui-tailwindcss-theme-colors-in-js/https://bgenc.net/2023.07.02.css-only-contenteditable-placeholder/https://bgenc.net/2023.04.27.raspberry-pi-headless-setup/https://bgenc.net/2023.04.25.self-hosted-backups-with-minio-kopia-tailscale/https://bgenc.net/2023.03.05.set-up-my-blog-as-onion-service/
