All posts with tag #ntSystems

Mastodon and WebFinger

tom torggler 20 dec 2022

A simple JSON file tells servers in the fediverse where to find me.

I have recently updated our website and have learned a few things while doing so. As mentioned on the home page, this website is still built with Jekyll. The so-called grandfather of static website generators is maybe not perfect, but the following reasons make it a good option for me.

So long, 2020

tom torggler 29 dec 2020

Goodbye 2020! What a year it has been.

ntSystemsPSDrive: a SHiPS drive for the blog

tom torggler 19 apr 2019

Some time ago I wrote a post about [Consuming ntSystems with PowerShell](https://link). It boils down to this: we have a json-based API that is available via https://ntsystems.it/api/v1/ and returns json elements for posts and pages on the blog. For more information check out the linked post. Then I wanted play around with the SHiPS module for some time and finally got around to doing it this past weekend. Now I'm happy to be sharing another method do consume ntSystems with PowerShell: It can be mounted as PSDrive.

lost & found: Updates and no more tracking on ntSystems.it

tom torggler 3 jun 2018

I've recently updated the sources of the blog and moved to the gem-based version of the minima theme. This should make the site easier to maintain in the future.

Testing CoinHive

tom torggler 22 sep 2017 updated 12 jan 2018

I've recently stumbled upon coinhive and with all the recent fuzz about crypto currencies, I decided to have a look at it. So what's that all about?

Jekyll on WSL

tom torggler 24 apr 2017 updated 16 jan 2018

Today we are looking at running Jekyll on WSL or _Bash on Ubuntu on Windows_.

Jekyll Fun: Consuming ntSystems with PowerShell

tom torggler 31 mar 2017

As you might have [read before](https://ntsystems.it/post/Welcome-to-the-all-new-ntSystems), our little blog is powered by Jekyll. Well I stumbled over the `jsonify` filter the other day, and so I built a little "kind-of" API :) Sound interesting? Read on.

Migrating from BlogEngine to GitHub Pages: Fixing the links

tom torggler 31 oct 2016

In this episode of our little series on migration we are having a look at the URL structure of Jekyll and some of the less visible stuff that was associated with the old ntSystems.

Migrating from BlogEngine to GitHub Pages: BlogML to Markdown

tom torggler 17 oct 2016

As promised [here]({{ site.url }}/post/Welcome-to-the-all-new-ntSystems), I'm sharing the first part of our migration process from BlogEngine to GitHub Pages. A major part is, obviously, the migration of the content of the blog itself.