Near my new home. 🍂

I’ve never really done test-driven development (TDD). But Advent of Code offers the perfect opportunity for that, because there is already an example input and an example result. So it is possible to create a test first and program until the test passes.

Thanks to AddToAny, there’s now a “Share” option on my blog. If you find an article share-worthy, simply click on that link and select how to share this article. It should be pretty simple.

In Hugo I use the following line of code to create a share link:

<a href="https://www.addtoany.com/share#url={{ .Permalink }}{{ with .Title }}&title={{ . }}{{ end }}" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">{{ T "share" }}</a>

{{ T "share" }} is a translation string, but if you don’t care about translations, simply replace this with your preferred string.

These are the Nextcloud apps that are activated on my Nextcloud instance:

• Accessibility: Has an option to activate a dark theme
• Activity: It’s really nice to have an activity log of created, changed and deleted files
• Brute-force settings
• Calendar
• Checksum: Lets you calculate checksum of files
• Deck: I often use this when organizing the learning for exams
• Deleted files
• File sharing
• Gallery
• Log Reader
• Markdown Editor
• Metadata: Lets you see metadata of pictures etc.
• Monitoring
• Notes: I use it for all my notes, there’s a great Android app
• Notifications
• Optical character recognition
• PDF viewer
• Preview Generator: Lets you pre-generate preview images of new photos via a Cronjob
• Privacy
• Right click
• Share by mail
• Tasks: I don’t really use it, but it may be a good alternative to Todoist and other tasks managers
• Text: Nextcloud’s new text editor. It’s really nice and supports markdown
• Theming
• Versions
• Video player
• Viewer