A section of my personal site where I may share my thoughts, mostly on technology and the developer life. This is meant to be super simple. The server is written in JavaScript, via Node. I used express to serve the public folder which contains just basic static HTML and CSS files.

UPDATE:

I am no longer just serving up the public folder. Instead, I use GET requests to serve up each requested static page and the CSS stylesheet.

1. Used npm init to set up Node app.
2. Imported express to set up an express app.
3. Used express's built-in express.static function to serve the "public" folder.
4. Created index.html and stylesheet.css in the public folder.
5. Imported CSS bootstrap via CDN and wrote out the blog's basic layout.
6. Deployed to Heroku.
7. First Update: Adjusted the index.js file to serve individual pages. Added a new entry.
8. Created the archive linked list on the left-hand side of each page.

• Day One (12/26/2017): Wrote server, setup layout, deployed to Heroku and first commit to gitHub.
• Day Two (1/6/2018): Updated server code, added a new entry, published to Heroku.
• Day Three (1/7/2018): Added a new post and links to the archives in the left-most column.
• Day Four (1/12/2018): Added a new post.
• Day Five (1/13/2018): Added a new post.

• Day One:

• Day Two:

• Day Three:

• Day Four:

• Day Five:

All code and writings by me, Steve Bogucki. I'm looking for work so, if interested, please contact me at stevebogucki12 AT gmail DOT com. Thanks!