Looking Ahead to 2023

It's been nearly a year since I last posted, but that's not for a lack of ideas. Rather it's been a year of being busy at work, busy with family, and changing how the two work together.

I'd previously hit a point of burn-out back in 2021 where I was posting once per week, as well as trying to balance my work, family, and personal life. Wanting to avoid that, I've worked hard at building a good balance. It's one which should provide time for me to post more regularly - though I am keen to avoid a particular frequency.

I've put together a dozen or so ideas I want to work through. Some are going to take some time and research; others should be easier for me to get my thoughts and content down.

Some of the things to look out for in the year ahead:

Self-hosting versus paid hosting
Password Managers
Contributing to Open Source
Monetising your blog
More static site generators
Some PHP stuff
Some Python stuff

I'll also be bringing my Pi blog into my main blog, possibly migrating blog platforms, and working with Digital.com to bring some of their content to a different audience (though with some of my own opinions). Also look out for the return of Tanuki Tuesday, where I go all fan-boy over GitLab! Yes, I still love the product and want to spread some information about it to a different audience.

There's a busy year ahead, and I've got loads of ideas that I might want to put out there. I just need to find the right balance.