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Caddy is a powerful, enterprise-ready, open source web server with automatic HTTPS written in Go

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HTTPS من دون مشقة باستخدام كادي (Caddy)

هل لاحظت وجود قفل بجانب عنوان الموقع؟ قد يكون أخضر اللون. يدل هذا على أن الموقع تم توفيره على HTTPS، وهو بروتوكول يضمن لمتصفح الموقع خصوصيته عن طريق حجب محتويات الصفحة عن المترصدين ومنع أي وسيط بالشبكة من العبث بالمحتويات أثناء مرورها عبر شبكات الانترنت. يستخدم بروتوكول HTTPS شهادة رقمية معتمدة على التشفير الغير متناظر (asymmetric cryptography) باستخدام زوج من المفاتيح أحدهما عام معلن والآخر خاص.

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Caddy web server: Why use it? How to use it?

I am a big fan of the Caddy web server because of its automatic HTTPS & nice config file format. In this post, I'll explain why & how I use Caddy, and explain config options that make Caddy even better for me.

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My Very Own GitHub Pages

How to self-host Forgejo and automatically serve your web build branches with SSL.

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Cool Caddy config tricks for your self-hosted domain

Very recently I switched from running a couple side-projects that were hosted on AWS EC2 to a single Hetzner Cloud VM. During that transition, this page (jarv.org) was moved to it from GitHub pages. Static generation using Hugo stayed the same, but in the process of switching VMs I checked out Caddy as a new webserver. After making the switch, this ended up being a great NGINX replacement for all the sites hosted on what is now a single VM.

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Your own Bluesky feed - Dev notes

In this post we’ll learn how to build and deploy your own feed on Bluesky. We’ll start with some background info on Bluesky and how feeds work. Then we’ll code and deploy our own feed. Don’t worry about the complexity, it’s mostly filling the gaps in the template. What’s Bluesky Bluesky is a decentralized social network. From the end user perspective, it’s very similar to 𝕏 (formerly Twitter). It’s built with AT Protocol which allows programmers to interact with the platform.

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