Adds a first notes page with a blurb for the current page

Adds a new empty notes page, also a couple changes to top bar to enable actual urls and image sizes.

Creates the terraform configuration for a droplet.

The droplet installs docker, and we separate containers for varnish,
nginx and the app

This reverts commit f1785632.

This reverts commit 22c2b9d5.

This reverts commit 365dbb22.

This reverts commit fb78446d.

This reverts commit c4fdfdc8.

This reverts commit 365dbb22.

This is definatively overengineering. But.. now we can use both nginx
and varnish!

This is a first thought, we still need to implement the detail view.

I'm not in low with how the section looks, but.. we'll see what we do later

Added an empty thoughts page, along with making the navbar actually work

I'd prefer to hit my little dev server as little as possible. So let's make sure to use a cdn for images and the like.

I suspect we're going to have between 0 and 2 unique users inclusive every month.

The best way to validate this, is by using google analytics.

I know the analytics code is hardcoded, but who cares? It's public info anyway

It worked! Now updating the java version, there's absolutely no reason
to do this other than.. it looks cool to use version 17 rathern than 11

I suspect this won't work... but fingers crossed

Nvm, maybe it's easier with docker. If this doesn't work.. I'll have to
figure out docker on windows

Seems like the dockerfile is going to be more of a pain than not using
it, so here's attempt #2

So.. I'm trying to build and deploy automatically the app. But I'm using windows and have no idea how to use docker here.

This is blind attempt #1 at fixing the Dockerfile.

I want to add the source code link for each page. I figured the best place to do so was in the footer.. so.. let the footer component be!

This is a bunch of code that adds the about page!

I'm separating in components to make reusing easier. Also, in case we eventually have complex pages I'm using a file per page approach.

It might be overkill over time, we'll see.

We plan to use hicccup instead of selmer, so we can get rid of the
unused templates