Cloudflare Security.txt and a Keybase Proof with a Cloudflare Worker deploying using GitHub Actions I recently blogged about how I moved my website from being a custom Ruby on Rails blog hosted in AWS to Ghost(Pro) fronted by Cloudflare. Switching over to Ghost(Pro) was a fairly slick process until I got an email from Keybase informing me that I’d broken my
Ghost Adding Sass support to Casper - the default Ghost theme Whenever you fire up an instance of Ghost [https://ghost.org/], you'll get a blog which out of the box uses the Casper theme [https://github.com/TryGhost/Casper]. I recently wrote about how I migrated my website to use Ghost(Pro) and Cloudflare [https://www.jamesridgway.co.
Cloudflare Migrating to Ghost(Pro) and Cloudflare For the last few years, this website has been some kind of Rails application that I've built and hosted on AWS, or some other service. Last year I wrote a series of blog posts on how I moved my website and other projects to run entirely on spot
