Building a development environment on Raspberry Pi 4

I bought the 8GB memory version of the Raspberry Pi 4 Model B that I've always wanted.

The Raspberry Pi 4 itself has been available from 2019, and so far the memory is available in a choice of 1GB / 2GB / 4GB.

The SoC for the RazPi 4 is Broadcom 2711, and the CPU is Cortex-A72. It seems that this CPU is a product that ARM has put out to the world with a lot of confidence, a high-performance core designed to compete with the Core M processor Apparently.

And to my surprise, that RazPi 4 came out with 8GB of memory. Maybe the specs are much better than a bad PC from a developer's point of view?

So I built a development environment with RazPi, and I'll leave notes how to build it.

Tips of distributing a static site created with Nuxt.js on AWS (CloudFront + S3)

ScrapboxからのReprinted from my Scrapbox.

Tips for delivering a static site built with Nuxt on AWS CloudFront + S3. This is mainly just the part I got into, but I hope it helps someone else.

What to do when you create a new blog on Blogger (Design section)

Now, I created a personal blogging environment on Blogger. The first thing you may be interested in is the design of your blog.

Personally, I'm not a fan of cluttered designs, and as you can see, there's no decoration whatsoever. It's a simple design.

I built the blog using Blogger for various reasons, and I chose a simple theme. However, there was something I didn't like in the Default design, so I decided to use the I'm going to leave you with a way to change the design.

The first submission for my new blog

In February 2020, I took a leap of faith and launched my blog. I'm going to write mainly about Tech content.

I'm starting to forget the things I've learned sooner or later, so I'd like to keep a record of it.

Usually, I have a collection of miscellaneous notes in Scrapbox, but sometimes I want to keep them in a proper text. I'm thinking of writing a clean copy as English on my blog.

Thank you very much.