New platform, same ideas:
I began publishing my work on PhoenixNet (Now PhoenixNet-Labs) in 2020 by building everything painstakingly by hand using Bootstrap templates and raw-HTML. It's time to grow up and catch up with the times...
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Now, I've decided to take PhoenixNet-Labs to the next level and automate all of that and get down to the brass tacks. Avoid all the heavy-lifting of writing, testing and publishing and jump straight to write ➡ publish.
From this point forward, I'll be using Ghost to publish the work I produce in my lab. Hopefully, this way I can push out even more information, in a more friendly format, regardless of device, screen-size and browser.
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I'm very new to Ghost, I've had a few acquaintances use it, (ex. GlitchFur) and from what I saw, I figured It'd be a great replacement. It has tons of themes, customizability, and it's 100% open-source and free.
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But what about the "OG" PhoenixNet.tech website?
In the coming weeks, I'll be re-publishing previous articles from the "history" tab on the original site here to preserve the data, and then ultimately removing the tab from the site.
I plan to also expand upon those articles with even more information than previously published before. There were so many things I wanted to share but I just felt that there wasn't enough room on the page, or that it was just too much.
Now that each pin on the timeline will have it's own page, I don't feel so bad about dumping all the fine details!
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Eventually, I'll be phasing the legacy site out entirely, but for now I've decided to keep the front page because it still does exactly what I want it to do in an effective manner.
That's it for now, stay tuned 👀
There's tons more to come...