The Gutenberg's way

It had been around 6 years I have been using Blogger for this blog. A year back I bought krsh.in domain and linked my blog with it.

I was very interested in WordPress since the beginning of blog. But I kept using it as I found it more easy to use. But did not lose interest in WordPress. So finally I decided to switch to WordPress.

First I was planning to pay to link my domain with WordPress. After having a discussion with my long time online buddy Iftekhar from New York, I have decided to take his help to self host WordPress in his hosting storage as in my account. He is an expert with WordPress and a very kindest guy.

And now I have completely switched to WordPress with a self host, linked with iamkrish.dev. Hope now on I will press more words than I used to be.

Update:

iamkrish.dev is no longer hosted along with Iftekhar's website. I wanted to learn more about hosting a Wordpress website. So I purchased my own hosting and now my website is hosted by myself.

Thank you Iftekhar bhai for all the help.

3 more great tech minds to follow on Twitter

Recently, the tech lead at our kingslearning.in had shared an article for us to read. It is on how not to doom your app by very bad programming style, written by Shem Magnezi. I personally enjoyed it very much.

In the article he has shared some other articles, tweets and such. And one particular tweet by Zach Holman has caught my attention. It is very funny, about some interviewers asking irrelevant questions while interviewing.

Then there is one with a video and funny tweet. From another tweet I got redirected to Zach's website which has blown up my mind. It is so fucking simple. With cool photos, a nice eye catchy font & text size, a list of all posts and talks, an about me and a work related section. Awesome!!

I even liked the way he has "created" each post so attractive differently. Yes, not only written, created! And each post is so long that makes wonder, does this guy even take some rest. Because this a kind of work that need some serious time to think for creativity, context and content as well. Well, who knows? He might be getting some help. But still, awesome job with the website.

I wish.... I could too....

And yeah... I know Chet Haase from Android DevBytes videos on YouTube. He is funny.