User:Www.claudinec.net

Claudine Chionh

Pronouns: she/her/hers

Claudine is a former web developer now working for a community archive

https://www.claudinec.net/

Chat Nickname: claudinec

Generation X Web 1.0 former web developer and newbie archivist, now tinkering on my personal site for fun. In the past I've been involved in a number of communities and special interest groups encouraging diversity and inclusion in technology, including LinuxChix, Women in Drupal, Drupal Rainbow, and LGBTQ in Technology.

I was a professional Drupal and WordPress developer for a few years but now that I've changed careers I've returned to the simplicity of static websites. I built my first websites in the 1990s on GeoCities and on my university student web space (can't remember which came first). I've used claudinec as my primary nick since around 2001 and claudinec.net as my primary domain since 2010, but have not been diligent about keeping URLs permanent across the various iterations of my self-hosted sites. It's not great archiving practice but I'm resolved to do better now.

Current setup

static site generator: Hugo, source code in git
- private gitolite repo on private home network with lots of abandoned drafts and experiments
- public repo on Sourcehut (previously: GitHub) for published main branch as well as thinking/drafting in public
web hosting: NearlyFreeSpeech (✅ 2024-04-01 expand these pages with more info about NFSN)
deployment workflows:
- develop/test locally, preview with hugo server or hugo build
- deploy to production:
  - push code to Sourcehut
  - SSH to web host and pull from Sourcehut
  - run hugo build on web host
  - my iOS workflow

Itches

own my acquisition/consumption lists/personal library, a possible use case for Hugo data templates
- books – I have LibraryThing and Goodreads accounts which I haven't touched for years
  - started 2024-04-01 with a minimalistic reading page at https://www.claudinec.net/reading/
- film and TV viewing – currently sort of using JustWatch
- music – Last.fm (automated scrobbles from multiple sources; could be used to compile my own weekly/monthly/yearly recaps)
- coffee – I track coffee beans and brews with the Beanconqueror phone app which can export JSON and Excel data