"updated tags and authors, bump docusaurus, kafka connect draft start"

Author: tomaszkubacki

.gitignore

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 npm-debug.log*
 yarn-debug.log*
 yarn-error.log*
+actions.md 

blog/2024-06-19-tmux-tips.md

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 ---
 slug: tmux-tips
 title: tmux tips
-authors:
-  name: Tomasz Kubacki
-  title: Random dev
-  url: https://github.com/tomaszkubacki
-  image_url: https://avatars.githubusercontent.com/u/348532?s=400&v=4
+authors: tkub
 tags: [tmux, linux]
 ---
 
 # tmux - ultimate linux console multiplexer
 
 In this post I would like to show you the *tmux* cli tool. [*tmux*](https://github.com/tmux/tmux) is a terminal multiplexer allowing you to run your cli task in the background and use multiple terminals at once (hence the name multiplexer).
+<!-- truncate -->
 
 I will show you the value of tmux by showing a couple of usecases. But before we start you need to know how to invoke tmux commands.
 
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 Use the same command to unzoom.
 
 
-### There is one more thing...
+### One more thing...
 
 Another cool gadged is to display clock in the current window
 

blog/2024-06-22-vim-tips.md

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 ---
 slug: vim-tips
 title: vim tips and tricks
-authors:
-  name: Tomasz Kubacki
-  title: Random dev
-  url: https://github.com/tomaszkubacki
-  image_url: https://avatars.githubusercontent.com/u/348532?s=400&v=4
+authors: tkub
 tags: [linux, vim]
 ---
 
 # VIM tips list
 
-## How to use this guide
+This post is a list of vim tips and tricks i found useful during my never ending jurney of learing vim
 
-### Learn vim basic 
-You need to know what is normal and insert mode in vim.
-Whenever I write
-```
-:something
+<!-- truncate -->
+
+## Learn vim basic 
+You need to know some vim basics to use those tips. Nothing really deep just how to start, leave or change vim mode.
+If you have Vim installed, you probably have vimtutor command installed as well.
+Just enter your command line and type
+```shell
+vimtutor
 ```
-I mean invoking *something* command in so called normal mode (pressing ctrl+c then typing :something)
+to check it out.
 
-#### Use ctrl+c to switch to normal mode
+## Modes and leaving Vim
+
+### Use ctrl+c to switch to normal mode
 There are two ways to switch to normal mode one is to use escape key, but often more convenienient is to use ctrl+c shortcut
 
 Famous leave vim jokes arouse, because users can't enter the normal mode after editing. 
 
-To quit the editor  you need to do in normal mode
+### Leave Vim with multiple files and tabs opened
+
+As you know to quit the editor you need to type
 
 ```
 :q
 ```
-or if multiple windows are opened close them all
+in normal mode.
+
+To leave Vim with multiple windows and tabs opened use
 
 ```
 :qa
 ```
 
-### Navigatig
+## Navigatig
 
 Beyond normal vim movements like scrolling with 
 ```
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 and forward to last position with 
 
-
 ```
 ctl+i
 ```
 
-
-
 ### Split windows and navigate between them
 
 The magic command to split vertically is :vsplit command
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 ```
 command.
 
-#### Resizing 
+### Resizing 
 
 increase size
 ```
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 ctrl+w _
 ```
 
+## Plugins 
+
 ### Use decent plugin manager
 
 One modern and easy to use vim plugin manager is [vim-plug](https://github.com/junegunn/vim-plug)
 
-## Use file tree plugin
+### Use NERDTree plugin
 
-Use NERDTree file tree display in vim - https://github.com/preservim/nerdtree
+NERDTree helps file tree display in vim - https://github.com/preservim/nerdtree
 
 after install just open it with 
 ```
 :NERDTree
 ```
 in normal mode
 
-## Run Terminal inside vim
+### Run Terminal inside vim
 
 Vim has build in terminal plugin. You can open it with
 ```
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 :bel term
 ```
 
+## Copy between editor and terminal
 
-### Copy between editor and terminal
-
-#### Copy from the editor to the terminal
+### Copy from the editor to the terminal
 
 Assume you did copy some text into default register (e.g. by using yy coping line), then you can paste it into terminal by using 
 ```
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 > note: it is possible to copy from other registers as well. To list registers use the :register command
 
 
-#### Copy from the terminal to the editor
+### Copy from the terminal to the editor
 
 It's possible to switch terminal into normal read-only editor by pressing
 
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-
-
-

blog/2025-03-15-kafka-connect.md

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+---
+slug: kafka-connect
+title: stream data from kafka to relational database
+draft: true
+authors: tkub
+tags: [java, kafka]
+---
+
+# How to stream data from Kafka to relational database
+
+In this post I would like to show how to stream data from any topic to relational database.
+
+<!-- truncate -->
+
+## What is Kafka Connect
+
+In Short Kafka Connect is a framework facilitating streaming integrations beetwen Kafka and other systems.
+You can lear more about it [here](https://developer.confluent.io/courses/kafka-connect/intro/).
+
+There are number of abstractions provided by the framework
+
+
+Source -> Kafka Connect -> Kafka
+
+Kafka -> Kafka Connect -> Sink
+
+

blog/authors.yml

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 tkub:
   name: Tomasz Kubacki
-  title: Just me
-  image_url: https://x.com/tomaszkubacki/photo
+  title: Random dev
+  image_url: https://avatars.githubusercontent.com/u/348532?s=400&v=4

blog/tags.yml

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-facebook:
+linux:
   label: Linux
   permalink: /linux
-  description: Linux tag
-hello:
+  description: Linux operating system
+vim:
+  label: Vim
+  permalink: /vim
+  description: Vim editor
+tmux:
   label: Tmux
   permalink: /tmux
-  description: TMUX - terminal multiplexer
+  description: TMUX - terminal multiplexer
+java:
+  label: Java
+  permalink: /java
+  description: Java
+kafka:
+  label: Kafka
+  permalink: /kafka
+  description: Apache Kafka
+rust:
+  label: Rust
+  permalink: /rust
+  description: Rust lang