Hey there — I’m Eric Aguayo!
Welcome to my corner of the web!
I’m a software developer by trade and an ultra trail runner at heart. Whether I’m coding up a new idea or climbing mountain trails, I’m all about pushing limits and exploring new frontiers.
Right now, I’m working on two projects close to my heart: one to help more people dive into the world of ultra running, and another to make learning Math, Coding and ML more approachable and fun.
This blog is where I share my journey — from tech experiments to trail adventures — and everything in between. If you’re into innovation, endurance, or just curious about blending code with the great outdoors, you’re in the right place.
Latest Posts
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May 31, 2025
Manage Your Flat File Based Website Content with Decap CMS (Formerly Netlify CMS)
Ever wish managing your content site was as smooth as your git commits? If you’re tired of bloated, database-heavy CMS platforms or manually editing Markdown files every time you need to publish a post, you’re not alone. Enter **Decap CMS**—a powerful, git-based, headless CMS that’s built for speed, simplicity, and modern web workflows. If you're using static site generators (SSGs) like Hugo, Jekyll, or Eleventy, or building with server-side rendering (SSR) frameworks like Next.js, this is the content management solution you’ve been looking for. -
May 28, 2025
Deploy your statically generated site to a Cloudflare Worker
If you're building a static site (or even a SSR one) with tools like Astro, Hugo, or Next.js, you can supercharge its performance by deploying it to the edge with Cloudflare Workers. This post walks you through the entire process, from generating your site and setting up a Worker project with wrangler, to configuring your site and going live. You'll also learn how to set up a custom domain. It's a step-by-step guide to getting your site fast, secure, and live on the edge in minutes! -
March 6, 2025
Host Your Own GitLab Repository Server on Linux (Debian 12)
When working with development tools, having a place to store and manage your code is essential. While many cloud-based services are available, a self-hosted solution offers greater control over versioning and CI/CD pipelines. You can achieve this by setting up your own GitLab server, providing full ownership and customization of your repositories and workflows.