I have a little service set up for ajot.me that lets me publish posts just by sending an email.

It’s to get them up and running as quickly as possible. That’s why every guide should include the complete sample code right at the top.

A lot of friends and family have asked why we did this, how we did this, and what it’s been like.

Don’t know who needs to hear this, but if you’re writing a quick start guide, give people everything they need.

Just want to say I’m sitting down with Deepti here at breakfast story in Bangkok and really enjoying.

This blog post was published to my Hugo blog simply by sending an email. Pretty cool.

This is a test post created via the GitHub API.

Learn how to keep your API keys secure and organized in Python projects. This easy guide walks you through setting up environment variables in virtual environments, so you can share your code without worries.

I’ve been using Hugo for my personal website, ajot.me, since migrating from Ghost, and I’ve really liked it thus far.

I recently moved my website from Ghost to Hugo. Ghost provides a built-in export function for content in JSON format (found in Labs under Settings), but it doesn’t have a media library UI or a media export function.