How to host multiple websites on domain and subdomain using nginx. Multiple website/subdomain using NGINX and let’s encrypt This example has been tested with Docker and DigitalOcean VPS This documentation is a how-to to make a VPS host multiple websites domain and subdomain using NGINX and docker. Github: https://github.com/theArtechnology/multiple-website-domain-subdomain-nginx-with-SSL-vps You will learn How to create a NGINX reverse proxy Implement Let’s encrypt for SSL certificate Using two distinct docker container to display on a domain and subdomain DNS Management Before starting to setup your VPS, you need to manage your domain, and subdomain

Oh… I guess I just graduated ! Hmm… yeah. It has been over a year that I’ve been running this blog, and I never explained what I really do. Today, 17th of September of 2019. I graduated. Thanks to my family, friends, YouTube (and some Indian YouTubers with bad audio management), and myself [pats myself] for their support. Actually, Google helped a lot, it makes me wonder how people before internet finished their universities.

SwiftUI vs Flutter Controversies ! Controversies everywhere ! SwiftUI was announced alongside iOS 13 and I think SwitftUI was expected… Apple is screaming: Vade retro Flutterus ! with its brand new declarative UI framework called SwitftUI. Let’s be honest, Flutter has been used by big tech companies and being among the top starred repositories on GitHub and I think that Flutter had too much outburst on the mobile development. It could be Apple’s reaction on Flutter announcement.

Quick SSH access to your Linux Without Password Tired of always typing in your password and ssh @. I’ve got a quick fix for you ! Check for existing SSH keys In case you’ve got another SSH keys, you can check it with this command below: ls ~/.ssh If you don’t see a thing, I’ve got your back ! Generate new SSH keys To generate new SSH keys enter the following command:

Make ElectronJS work with SQLite3 I write this blog just because I’ve spent quite some time… um hum… I mean days and nights and was having a freaking headache just to make SQLite3 work with ElectronJS. I couldn’t find the solution, neither on Github nor Stackoverflow (**Peace and Love bro!). **I’ve found the solution by myself! StackOverflow, some friendship never ends…. Sqlite3 has some issues with native modules of ElectronJS, when doing simply: