.bashrc highlighting for write access, git and root

While setting up my System to use Linux as the main OS again, I thought it might be neat to have some basic highlighting in the Terminal, including highlighting for write access on the current Directory, or when using git or the root-User.

#Linux

#Bash

Building a LEGO-car, controlled by a PicoPi

I've build a LEGO-car with my nephew, that can be remotely controlled using a PicoPi (2) W as a WebServer and controller.

#PicoPi

#Python

#LEGO

Upgrading my PI 5 with the Argon Neo 5 NVMe-Case

The PI5 is great. But it gets hot and the default fan is pretty noisy. The Argon Neo 5 seems like a good choice, as it promises a cooler PI, with a less noisy fan and an option for an .m2-NVMe-SSD, utilizing the new PCIe-Interface

#RaspberryPi

Nala - A neat APT-Wrapper

Nala interfaces python-apt and adds a neat CLI with more features on top. It hides redundant messages, provides better formatting using Colors and ASCII-Styles, keeps track of installed Packages in a History and shows what happens during install, removal or upgrade.

#Linux

Docker Monitoring Stack

Setting up a monitoring Stack for Docker, using Prometheus, Node-Exported and cAdvisor as DataSources for Grafana Dashboards

#Docker

#Linux

Deploying a Nuxt.js 3 App with Apache

The Deployment-Process for an Nuxt-App with Apache isn't really well documented. So here are some things I figured out while trying.

#Apache

#Vue

#Nuxt

#pm2

Understanding SSR Hydration Errors (with Nuxt.js)

If you're new to Server Side Rendering (SSR), the Hydration Errors can be difficult to understand at first. Here are some Tips.

#Vue

#Nuxt

Code Highlighting

There are two major syntax-highlighting-Frameworks in the JS-World. Let's have a look at them.

#Vue

#JavaScript

Vue 2.x to 3.x upgrade hints

Some things I noticed while upgrading from Vue.js 2.x to 3. While at it, i was also upgrading from Webpack to Vite.

#Vue

Image 2 black/white-Array

For one of my Pico Pi Projects, I needed to transform some images into a black/white-Array. I'm sure there are other tools or simpler ways to do this, but for such a simple task, it was easier to just do it in Java myself.

#Java

#PicoPi