I do not recommend this. You might notice that in the title. I also don’t know how well this will work in the long run and do not provide any sort of promises around anything written here. That being said, there is a certain satisfaction in finally accomplishing something difficult even if doing it is […]
Read More… from PressBooks in cPanel – Not Recommended but . . .
Man, those click bait titles just keep coming! We have a faculty member publishing with Quarto and wanted to create a nice little publishing workflow to his Domain of One’s Own account. Set up your secrets This is where you set the information that allows you to connect to the server without writing your secrets […]
Read More… from Github action to Domain of One’s Own cPanel account
This is for the Domain of One’s Own Roadshow workshop/conference thing. Reclaim stuff is always fun and I should have gotten this down earlier but I didn’t so I’m just trying to get down some ideas on assessment and data. I read it now and I’m kind of bored myself but overthinking the value of […]
So I’m still getting settled at the new job. It leads to ebbs and flows in energy. I opted to lay off the “long goodbye” posts for a while as they were making me a bit depressed. It was getting rough to look back at selected highlights made over 7 or 8 years while I […]
Read More… from More Looking at a Domain of One’s Own – cPanel
Yesterday we had our first group meeting revisiting where we wanted MiddCreate to go. That’s one of my main projects so I was facilitating the meeting. It was a bit odd to start a big project like this over Zoom but I think it went ok. I set up a Google Doc as a way […]
Read More… from Domain of One’s Own – Initial MiddCreate Conversation
Middlebury has a Domain of One’s Own initiative. We only dabbled in it a bit at VCU with one of Andrew’s web design courses. I’ve seen bits and pieces and worked with people on various aspects of this over the years but I haven’t paid attention in the same way I do when I’m actually […]