Managing changelogs manually can be tedious and error-prone, especially for a project with many contributors. In this post, I will share my experience with setting up automated changelog generation using GitHub Actions, commit it to github with signed commits for enhanced security.

Tailwind CSS provides light/dark styling out of the box through its intuitive dark mode modifiers. By default, Tailwind CSS Dark Mode uses the prefers-color-scheme CSS media feature from the browser, which serves as a good starting point for supporting light/dark themes on our static site.

In Ruby development, maintaining code quality across versions is crucial. This post demonstrates how to set up a workflow to test your code across versions and generate detailed coverage reports, keeping your project robust as Ruby evolves.

Code coverage in Ruby is straightforward, thanks to the SimpleCov library, which supports various testing frameworks. Typically, when running coverage for web applications, the focus is on examining line and branch coverage in a standardized environment, such as a server or Docker container.

If you are building a static website using Tailwind CSS and looking for a responsive, collapsible navigation menu that is JavaScript-free, I might have something for you.