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Swagger is an open-source tool that allows developers to document and design APIs. Swagger makes it easy for developers to create and manage API documentation, making it an essential tool for any team working on an API project. One way to share the API documentation created using Swagger is to deploy it to GitHub Pages, which allows users to access the documentation directly from a website hosted on GitHub. In this blog post, we will explore how to deploy Swagger documentation to GitHub Pages using GitHub Actions.

I was looking for a way to automate my iTerm environment on a per project basis and I happened to stumble upon termrc. It’s a really nifty ruby gem that uses a config file to start an iTerm environment.

• You need to create an AWS EC2 server (Ubuntu 14.04) with add an EBS.
• Make sure you have port 80 opened in the inbound section of the security groups.
• Follow instructions to make your server secure. (optional)
• I have mounted my EBS at /mnt/data and I am using /mnt/data/blog/current as the root directory for the ghost application.
• Install nginx

When you try to install ruby-filemagic gem into your rails application or your gems You’ll get an error which will look something like this.

One of my Friends made a script that allows him to delete the currently playing song on his mpd on archlinux. I found it fascinating. The script basically deletes the current playing song from iTunes and removes it from the directory as well.

Making such a script was in the back of my mind for quite some time now. The main problem is that though many sites provide an option of selecting the TV shows you watch and then give the airing times It is usually in CST or GMT. So here is the script that allows you to have a list of TV shows you watch and then gives you information related to the next episode that is to be aired.

Well I wouldn’t want my first post to be a technical one, but I simply can’t resist writing this one.