This tutorial will go over how to set up a custom domain name from Porkbun for a server on Netlify. I will be using Porkbun’s DNS in my example instead of Netlify’s. This tutorial assumes you have already purchased and registered a domain name on Porkbun. What You Need Resources Documentation Additional Resources Steps 1. … Quick Guide – [2023] Setting Up a Custom Domain from Porkbun on Netlify
I’m a little late on this, but my next draw for Productive Bingo is to work on a fun Spring project! And by Spring, I mean the Java framework, not the season. I was hoping this one would come up because I desperately need to learn it for work. Hopefully this is exactly what I … Productive Bingo – Draw 5: Work On a Spring Framework Project
So I am nowhere near done with Task 1 of Productive Bingo – making a video game for Max. It was definitely difficult to feel focused enough to work on it throughout the past two weeks. I don’t plan on just giving up on it; instead, I’ll try to work on it while I work … Productive Bingo – Task 1 Wrap Up
Now that we have set up our project, let’s create a prototype for Pizza Run. If you haven’t been following along with my previous posts, you can read its overview here. Note that I am working on iOS, so instructions may vary for Windows. Now, the prototype won’t really be a prototype, per se. I … Pizza Run – Creating a Prototype
Before we can begin creating a game, we will need to set up the environment to make it. This post will go over how I set up Unity for my game, Pizza Run. If you haven’t been following along with my previous posts, you can read its overview here. Note that I am working on … Pizza Run – Project Setup
Welcome to Week 1 of my game of Productive Bingo! This week’s challenge is to make a video game for my boyfriend, Max. Here, I will detail the beginning steps for how I designed the game and make more posts when I make more progress. Max, I suggest you turn back if you don’t want … Pizza Run – Game Design Overview
Hello again! As you may know, this post is part of my Spring 5 Fundamentals series, where I will be going through this Pluralsight course, Spring Framework: Spring 5 Fundamentals by Bryan Hansen. If you haven’t read my intro post to this series, click here. If you missed the previous post, it was about how … Spring 5 Fundamentals: Spring Scopes and Autowiring
At last, we’ll be using Spring! This post is part of my Spring 5 Fundamentals series, where I will be going through this Pluralsight course, Spring Framework: Spring 5 Fundamentals by Bryan Hansen. If you haven’t read my intro post to this series, click here. My previous article is about setting up Spring, which is … Spring 5 Fundamentals: Spring Configuration Using Java
Welcome to my second post on Spring 5 Fundamentals, where I will be going through this Pluralsight course, Spring Framework: Spring 5 Fundamentals by Bryan Hansen. If you haven’t read my intro post to this series, click here. Otherwise, let’s talk about Spring architecture and project setup! Table of Contents Architecture Let’s discuss why Spring … Spring 5 Fundamentals: Architecture and Project Setup
As part of my job, I am required to learn how to use Spring. Thus, I will be going through this Pluralsight course, Spring Framework: Spring 5 Fundamentals by Bryan Hansen. I’m going into this blind with little to no knowledge of this framework. As the course I’m following is from 2019, my process will … Spring 5 Fundamentals: What Is Spring?