Creating a custom Google button for your web app can be a nice way to have a uniform login screen. This post will explain how to setup a custom button when using a frontend framework such as React / Next / Nuxt. The easiest way to setup a custom button is to
Logging is an essential part of any application, and Grafana Loki is a solid choice for self hosting your own logging infrastructure. In this post we will setup a new .NET minimal API, and then integrate logging to push to a Loki instance using OTEL (OpenTelemetry). Creating the .NET API
Using recursive CTEs (common table expressions) can be useful when working with recursive or hierarchical data. Using a recursive CTE will allow us to fetch data using a single query, rather than needing to loop over and use several queries to build up the data as it comes in. Example
Next.JS and Payload CMS can be a powerful combination to build a site driven by a free and opensource CMS. Payload can now run directly inside your Next.JS app (since version 3) making it even easier to work with and deploy. Setup First we need to setup Payload