A programmer's notebook

Use separate .gitconfig files to easily jump between work and hobby projects

I'm programming as a job, but also work on several hobby projects. Increasingly, the code for my work projects and my hobby projects are set up in the same way and the code is stored in the same place.

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Have a chat with your Sanity content from VS Code

In this blogpost I will show you how to connect Visual Studio Code and GitHub Copilot to your Sanity project's MCP server, so you can start chatting away with your content. Using the MCP server, you can query Sanity for any type of content using natural language and even update or create new content following the project's content model.

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How to use Docker without Docker Desktop on Windows 10 or 11

Why can't you just use Docker Desktop to install Docker? The easiest way to start using Docker on Windows is to use Docker Desktop. The software is free to use for personal use, but if you are using it professionally, you probably need to get a subscription to use it.

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How to use an in-memory database for quick project setup for dev environments in .NET

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Use Contentful's image processing to give every user the best image for their screen size

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Contentful migrations: Copy content from one entry to another

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Optimizely can now generate certificates for root domains in DXP

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Contentful: How to avoid messing up your production content using environments

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Deploy Sanity Studio with Azure DevOps

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Advanced setup for Windows Terminal

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