• Mark Matheson •
• Estimated reading time is 4 mins
After last week’s disaster when I almost lost all my Home Assistant configuration, I felt it was time to improve my backup process to ensure I had some offsite backups in case of a genuine disaster occuring.
• Mark Matheson •
• Estimated reading time is 3 mins
They say there are four different ways that people learn. These ways are: -
Auditory
Visual
Kinesthetic
Reading/Writing
I am definitely the 3rd kind! And boy did I prove that last night with my Git education.
• Mark Matheson •
• Estimated reading time is 4 mins
As part of my GitHub learning, I have tried to use as many of the available features as possible. I identified two features that I wasn’t using: -
GitHub Pages (AKA Websites)
Wiki
• Mark Matheson •
• Estimated reading time is 3 mins
I spent some time trying to get Home Assistant Voice working. I found it to be an extremely frustrating experience. The documentation while comprehensive, is confusing and disjointed. Just my humble opinion.
• Mark Matheson •
• Estimated reading time is 1 min
Exploring other people's Git repositories led me to investing time in learning about GitHub actions. All I can say is wow! My programming skills are OK at best, but learning from others in the open-source community has resulted in me now having some awesome CI workflows running on my Git repository, making life so much easier.
After last week’s disaster when I almost lost all my Home Assistant configuration, I felt it was time to improve my backup process to ensure I had some offsite backups in case of a genuine disaster occuring.
They say there are four different ways that people learn. These ways are: -
Auditory
Visual
Kinesthetic
Reading/Writing
I am definitely the 3rd kind! And boy did I prove that last night with my Git education.
As part of my GitHub learning, I have tried to use as many of the available features as possible. I identified two features that I wasn’t using: -
GitHub Pages (AKA Websites)
Wiki