ChatGPT content policy violation asking for a simple code snippet

After trying ChatGPT for a while, I thought, if I try to see what code he proposes for one of my posts. Normally, my post contains small pieces of code as an example. What differences will there be between the code that I wrote and the code that ChatGPT proposes to me. First try the … Continue reading ChatGPT content policy violation asking for a simple code snippet

The most simple gitlab-ci file to deploy your commits – Devops

Usually, we have a git repositori setup in a test server where we execute a git pull every time we want to deploy code changes to the this server. We want to automate "git pull" and many other task in every commit to our git server branch (master), using gitlab devops. We have created a … Continue reading The most simple gitlab-ci file to deploy your commits – Devops

How to redirect WordPress public site to any url

WordPress is great as a content manager, but when you want to publish that content, the performance and other requirements can make it advisable to use another publishing environment. For example, you can use Django and the wordpress JSON API. In these cases you may be interested in redirecting calls to the public part of … Continue reading How to redirect WordPress public site to any url

Django y el dilema de las versiones de Python

Hay algo del mundo de Django y Python que me sorprende. Y es el tema de la versiones y la compatibilidad entre ellas. No todas las versiones de Django son compatibles con todas las versiones de Python. Yo llevo años utilizando Python 3, y por supuesto Django 2.x. La compatibilidad de versiones es la siguiente … Continue reading Django y el dilema de las versiones de Python