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Configuring Google Custom Search with Jekyll is straightforward. Let us begin.

This stuff ends up sprayed everywhere, so let's create a reference document.

Logging has many challenges. It is very important to be able to get the right logging messages for any given situation.

Putting all of this stuff here so it doesn't end up sprayed everywhere.

RSS (Rich Site Summary, or Really Simple Syndication) is a type of web feed which allows users to access updates to online content in a standardized, computer-readable format.

Configuring RSS Feed with Jekyll is straightforward. Let us begin.

Making Maps is easy using the Google Maps APIs.

This article describes how to sass include 3rd party fonts.

• bootstrap
• font awesome
• ionicons

SASS compilation could be performed by Jekyll or outside of Jekyll. Let's take a look.

Discussion about Google Fonts and how to best load them.

Page Speed flags browser caching of Google Analytics. The following is a way to address this.

I have seen this documented somewhere else, this is my implementation.

Add Continuous Integration to the Blogging App. Deploy to Heroku using Mongo database at mLab.

Take the restaurants app and implement Integration Tests using a faked database. Setup continuous integration with Travis and deploy to Heroku.

Build app to demonstrate basic authentication.

Now it's time to practice writing integration tests for Mongo-backed Express apps.

Take the blogging app, implement Mongoose layer and deploy to mLab and Heroku.

Understanding the fundamentals of working with Mongoose in an Express app.

Setting up a Mongo Database is straightforward.

Basic Mongo Drills.

Mongo Shell Basics

This article refers only to Mac

Configure Github, Travis and Heroku so that a change to a Github repository triggers a Travis CI build which executes Mocha/Chai Unit Tests and if successful, deploys to Heroku.

Configure Github, Travis and Heroku so that a change to a Github repository triggers a Travis CI build which executes Mocha/Chai Unit Tests and if successful, deploys to Heroku.

This document discusses how to deploy a basic static website to Heroku.

Lets get started.

This stuff ends up sprayed everywhere, so let's create a reference document.

This appears to be a standard solution

This article attempts to layout a pattern so that similar tasks will be made easy.

These notes were used for this Github Project

This is part of a series of discussions regarding Deploying to a Digital Ocean Droplet. For more details, please see Overview of johnvincent.io website

This is part of a series of discussions regarding Deploying to a Digital Ocean Droplet. For more details, please see Overview of johnvincent.io website

This is part of a series of discussions regarding Deploying to a Digital Ocean Droplet. For more details, please see Overview of johnvincent.io website

This is part of a series of discussions regarding Deploying to a Digital Ocean Droplet. For more details, please see Overview of johnvincent.io website

This is part of a series of discussions regarding Deploying to a Digital Ocean Droplet. For more details, please see Overview of johnvincent.io website

This is part of a series of discussions regarding Deploying to a Digital Ocean Droplet. For more details, please see Overview of johnvincent.io website

This is part of a series of discussions regarding Deploying to a Digital Ocean Droplet. For more details, please see Overview of johnvincent.io website

This is a brief overview of PM2

Lets discuss with examples.

This stuff ends up sprayed everywhere, so let's create a reference document.

This stuff ends up sprayed everywhere, so let's create a reference document.

This stuff ends up sprayed everywhere, so let's create a reference document.

This stuff ends up sprayed everywhere, so let's create a reference document.

This stuff ends up sprayed everywhere, so let's create a reference document.

This stuff ends up sprayed everywhere, so let's create a reference document.

This stuff ends up sprayed everywhere, so let's create a reference document.

This stuff ends up sprayed everywhere, so let's create a reference document.

There are some practical steps I can take. Let's discuss.

Git is a distributed version control system (DVCS), also known as decentralized. This means that every developer has a full copy of the repository, which is hosted in the cloud.

Git is a distributed version control system (DVCS), also known as decentralized. This means that every developer has a full copy of the repository, which is hosted in the cloud.

This stuff ends up sprayed everywhere, so let's create a reference document.