This episode was recorded live using Ubuntu Studio, MIXXX, and Ardour 6. I ran my microphone through a gate and compressor and was using a cheap condenser microphone instead of the cheap dynamic microphone I have previously used. Do you hear a difference? Is it better or worse?

I did all the post editing in Audacity and last minute included the intro so I’m sorry if it’s too loud this time around.

I used the methods described in the show to produce all the meta data for this episode. It will be interesting to see if the mp3 tags show up!!

Intro music:

Intro music:

Return with NEW INTRO MUSIC

Discuss Podcast 2.0 features that I want to implement

Discuss how I can possibly contribute back to the main theme

Documentation projects I’ve been working on!

Current hardware setup

New Podcast Apps that you can use today!

Matt Stratton for his hard work on the castanet theme which drives this site and to rwaltr for his awesome video on using Gitlab to create a website using Hugo. Also, the DLN Crew for their weekly spotlight on Git which motivated me.

Written documentation for getting started with building a simple blog lives here

A detailed blog post will be made for this but in this episode I go over how to:

I never looked at any documentation for VSCode until I started the process for this episode. It seems that the documentation is very well done and approachable. I really like its level of organization and the inclusion of hyperlinks to other relevant material.

I REALLY like the disclaimer of prior knowledge required to make good use of the documentation and how to gain the required knowledge if you don’t meet that criteria.

I am still getting used to VSCode and will most likely do a blog post on it in the future but my first impression is that VSCode documentation gets a 10/10.

Documentation for the difference between a fork and clone ↩︎