Merge branch 'develop'

content/blog/2019/2019-11-05-docker-gopls.md

 ```
 
 Firstly, we install all the dependencies and then create
-a user which will have access to the source code. 
+a user which will have access to the source code. We pass
+the same user ID as our host user by using the MY_USER_ID
+as the build argument.
 
 Then we have to replicate the
 host path in the container and set that as our work directory. This is a quirk
 mkdir -p go
 
 docker build \
---build-arg MY_PWD=${PWD} \
---build-arg=MY_USER_ID=${MY_USER_ID} \
+--build-arg MY_PWD=$PWD \
+--build-arg=MY_USER_ID=`id -u $USER` \
 -t myapp:latest .
 ```
 
 
 ```bash
 docker run -d --name "myapp" \
--u `id -u ${USER}` \
--e "GOPATH=${PWD}/go" \
+-u `id -u $USER` \
+-e "GOPATH=$PWD/go" \
 -p 7050:7050 \
--v ${PWD}:${PWD} myapp:latest
+-v $PWD:$PWD myapp:latest
 ```
 
 Notice, that we also mount the host source in the container with the same path,
 ```
 
 After adding this flag, you will now be able to edit your source with all the
-added benefits that come with a language server like autocompletion and 
-autoformatting.
+added benefits that come with a language server like auto completion and 
+auto formatting.
 
 Since this is an experimental feature, it might break (a lot). Do let me know 
 in the comments if this was helpful for you.

content/blog/2019/2019-11-15-selfhosted-netlify.md

 +++
 title = "Self hosted Netlify using docker-compose, gitea, and drone-ci"
-date = 2019-11-15T15:30:03+05:30
+date = 2019-11-16T15:30:03+05:30
 draft = true
 tags = ["golang", "docker", "self hosted"]
 categories = ["tutorials"]
 type = "post"
-url = "blog/2019/11/15/selfhosted-netlify"
+url = "blog/2019/11/16/selfhosted-netlify"
 author = "Rohan Verma"
 +++