I've been interested in agriculture and IoT for quite some time now. In fact, I've messed with different variations of this project several times over the past couple years. I started to build a web app to manage crops, inventory, and other aspects of a small farm or garden.

Recently, I added jsencrypt to my website to protect names and emails prior to sending them off to an api. Unfortunately, my site is built with Docusaurus, which utilizes server side rendering.

One great thing about Docusaurus, is it's built with React. That means I can use any other npm packages that would normally be used in a react app when building out my documentation / blog.

A couple years ago, I was doing a lot of flutter development and ended up writing a blog post about how to containerize a flutter web app. Unfortunately, I was hosting my site with squarespace at the time, and no longer have access to any of the blog posts I made.

The features that docusaurus comes with out of the box are great, but there's one piece that's missing, especially for a blog - comments.

I'd like take a few minutes this morning and introduce my first open source project, KLog. My goal with KLog is to create a central, easy to install, developer focused logging platform

I've always had an interest in bikes, and would love to take one on a multi-day trip. Grab some bags, jump on, and disappear into the woods for a day or two camping and exploring.

Today, I thought I'd talk a little bit about how I decided to setup my GitHub account and manage my work.

Hello, and welcome to my blog! My goal with this blog (and the site in general) is to start cataloging my knowledge, projects, and adventures.