Christian HettlageCreating your own Typst templateLooking for ways to convert Markdown to a good-looking PDF, I came across Typst, thanks to Nicola Rennie’s Quarto extension PrettyPDF. For…May 23May 23
Christian HettlagePublishing with Poetry to your own PyPI serverFor testing purposes you might want to upload Python packages to your own PyPI server rather than the official one, in particular if you…Jun 28, 2023Jun 28, 2023
Christian HettlageUsing fixed-size (and good-looking) images in WordPressImagine you are creating a WordPress site with a homepage containing teasers for your posts, each of which has a “teaser image” with an…Mar 20, 2022Mar 20, 2022
Christian HettlageGraphQL and AuthenticationIn this short tutorial we’ll build a GraphQL server with a query that an only be accessed after logging in.Jan 15, 20191Jan 15, 20191
Christian HettlageSetting up a PyPI serverWhile in most cases you probably should submit your Python libraries to the public PyPI server, there definitely are use cases for a…May 4, 20181May 4, 20181
Christian HettlageCreating your own documentation site with Sphinx and SlateIf you have to write documentation for a public library, you might consider using Read the Docs. But this may not always be the tool of…Apr 3, 20181Apr 3, 20181
Christian HettlageLinting and Testing with React and TravisThe following is just a short note on how to get going with linting and testing, and in no way does it claim to be complete.Mar 29, 2018Mar 29, 2018
Christian HettlageCreating a simple pip packageThe documentation for creating a pip-installable Python package may seem a bit daunting, but it turns out that it’s not too difficult to…Mar 27, 2018Mar 27, 2018