The Move to Firebase

Thursday, Dec 14, 2017 | 1 minute read | Updated at Thursday, Dec 14, 2017

@
The Move to Firebase

For some reason, I just do not remmeber why, I decided to find out if my one off blog could find another home.

For two years, this blog has been squatting living for free on github and before that blogger.

Today, I’m proud to say, what begun as:
http://bustlive.blogspot.com –> http://jeanhuit.github.io and then to http://johnawotwi.me is now https://johnawotwi.me .
New digs and all, notice the extra (s) in there..yuh, that is all for free.

See Ghost Adventures for the initial steps, especially the update.

All you will need to replace is the part about github. Instead of hosting and setting up a git repo, get a free account and setup a free project ‘static sites’ only at console.firebase.google.com
Install the firebase CLI (command line interface), login,initialize the project folder, select your static output folder and then deploy.

Obviously, you should know your node first.

  • install the firebase tools

    npm install -g firebase-tools

  • provide your credentials, popup opens a browser

    firebase login

    cd

  • initialize the project, select the kind of project, hosting

    firebase init

  • select path to folder for static pages

    firebase deploy

et voila!!!

© 2025 Reveries

🌱 Powered by Hugo with theme Dream.

Me

Self Introduction

Passionate about people & technology. With a plethora of experience managing both people and technology. I am currently a Technical Officer with the Communications Division of CSIR - Institute for Scientific and Technological Information. Here, I am responsible for transforming research outputs into software, tools, equipments and communication systems as tools for national development.

I am BIG about community and have spent the better part of the last decade; growing and managing various tech communities in Ghana. Most recent being the Google Developer Group (GDG). I ASPIRE to INSPIRE.

I like to dabble in a lot of technology related things; from code to Rpi’s.