I’m thinking about starting a Docusaurus site for the blog and a new documentation section of rpayne.dev. I found a Docusaurus template on Vercel<\/a> and liked it a lot so I’m going to give it a try. Vercel has a free tier based on usage limits and I can’t see me ever going over the free limits, so this seems like a good place to start. They also let you connect your domain to the web app for free by using DNS verification. The default URL Vercel gave me was https:\/\/docs-eosin-two.vercel.app<\/a> (gross). I decided to use the docs.rpayne.dev subdomain because honestly I think it will be mostly docs with a tiny side of blog. Just look at my 6 blog posts in 5 years for evidence of that.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Vercel asked for permission to read my Github repos and deployed the Docusaurus template to a repo of my choosing. The flow seems to be:<\/p>\n\n\n\n I’m not sure how to update packages and dependencies, so that will be the messy part of trying to use this template.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Eventually, I’ll have to figure out how to migrate the existing blog posts over (all 6 of them). The main reason I wanted to start a site was so I can have a searchable library for all the quick and dirty scripts I’ve written. It feels like I never really got started because I couldn’t figure out a simple and fast way to do it. WordPress is a much more complex tool than I need. Docusaurus uses Markdown to create pages, so it will be a lot simpler formatting docs and code.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Part of me wants to keep using the base domain for both docs and blog (https:\/\/rpayne.dev\/docs<\/a> and https:\/\/rpayne.dev\/blog<\/a>). If I do that, then I may move the current https:\/\/rpayne.dev\/projects<\/a> section to https:\/\/apps.rpayne.dev<\/a> so I can keep larger projects separate from the docs and blog site. We’ll see where it all ends up.<\/p>\n\n\n\n After playing World of Warcraft Classic from mid-TBC through the end of Wrath, I found a huge surprise in Season of Discovery. I wasn’t expecting to enjoy a vanilla WoW “expansion” as much as I did. The revamped abilities and dungeons in the vanilla style made SoD very unique. I found a bunch of new friends in the guild <The Scarlet Crusade><\/strong>. There was some drama but we all ended up leaving the guild and forming a new guild called <SoD The Long Way><\/strong>. The Scarlet Enclave raid was a great capstone on what may be the best version of WoW I’ve ever played.<\/p>\n\n\n\n After Blizzard announced the end of SoD<\/a> (prematurely in my opinion), <SoD The Long Way><\/strong> made the decision to move to Grobbulus to play Mists of Pandaria and create a guild named <MoP The Long Way><\/strong>. Mists was the expansion that killed my interest in WoW in 2012, and I’m already starting to feel the same way which makes me sad. At least this time I have more WoW Classic to fall back to. I’ve leveled a character on the 20th Anniversary Nightslayer realm to 34 and counting. Pre-Cataclysm so much more enjoyable to me as an RPG than “modern” WoW. Cataclysm onward just feels like a lobby game like Call of Duty where you AFK in 20-minute queues waiting to play the game for 15 minutes.<\/p>\n\n\n\n I want to stay with the friends I made in SoD, but I also don’t want to force myself to play Mists… We’ll see.<\/p>\n\n\n\n I’ve never noticed that WordPress has a Markdown section before. Really glad I found this after getting Docusaurus semi-ready… \ud83d\ude44<\/p>\n\n\n\n here\u2019s a markdown section<\/p>\n This site has been neglected. I\u2019m thinking about starting a Docusaurus site for the blog and a new documentation section of rpayne.dev.\n
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#!\/bin\/bash\necho "Hello World!"\n<\/code><\/pre>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"