This is probably more on the borders between small web and self-hosting. I still think it belongs though, since the form is small, if not the setup. And really, this kind of thing - a low-powered computer running a few Dockerized apps, including something public-facing like a static site or a blog - is really damn "small web", IMO.
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Date: 2025-09-10 11:20 am (UTC)I surprised myself and managed to get the technical part of my September goal done! And so behold, https://annathecrow.net/ is live!
I even wrote a tutorial on self-hosting static sites in Docker. That was probably a waste of time, who's gonna read this kind of stuff here on DW? But hey, maybe I'll be surprised :D
This is probably more on the borders between small web and self-hosting. I still think it belongs though, since the form is small, if not the setup. And really, this kind of thing - a low-powered computer running a few Dockerized apps, including something public-facing like a static site or a blog - is really damn "small web", IMO.