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It was a custom app I built for teams for a hackathon project. It is written in NodeJS with Express on the backend. It was never close to production quality. You can find the code in my GitHub repo here: github.com/MkFoster/companycookbook The tiles are HTML div elements with an img tag, a heading, and a couple paragraphs for the site name and recipe description. You can see the template here: github.com/MkFoster/companycookbook/blob/main/views/pages/index.ejs You can achieve something similar using the MS Teams List app and showing the list in "Gallery" mode. Add a new tab and choose the "Lists" app.

Thank you for the tips! The list app with a gallery view gets me close enough to a similar appearance.

It depends on what you are recording and where, but Audacity is popular free tool if you want to record audio on your PC or Mac and you can export to an mp3 or ogg file: www.audacityteam.org/ If you want to record audio without a PC you can use your mobile phone or a dedicated device like a Tascam: tascam.jp/us/

@@MkFlier thank u

Hi Charbax. If you are not specifically interested in getting your WordPress site running on an Arm architecture (Graviton), try the one-click WordPress marketplace option on DigitalOcean. Coincidentally I just launched a new WordPress blog and wrote up an article on how to do that here: fireflywp.com/how-to-create-a-wordpress-site-in-less-than-an-hour/ I like the idea of Graviton, but so far, the cost and convenience have not been competitive with Digital Ocean for the very reason you mentioned. AWS does one-click install everything for Lightsail, as you said, but when I tried that option a couple years ago, I had trouble with Bitnami/AWS not keeping the image up to date. I got tired of logging into my WordPress instance and getting warned that the PHP version was outdated and vulnerable. I would have gladly migrated my site to a new Lightsail model, but at the time, there was none available with a recent version of PHP. I made this video a year ago, and since then, I discovered Digital Ocean's one-click WordPress option. Digital Ocean does a better job keeping its one-click WordPress option up to date with newer PHP versions, and it is much easier than the full manual install I describe in my Graviton project repo.

Hopefully in a few months when I might need to upgrade my wordpress install, hopefully by then there will be Arm based Bitnami/Lightsail one-click Wordpress installs available, and hopefully I'll figure out to more or less easily migrate my website database from one to the next by that point. I like the idea of doing this for free on the Free Tier, but I will see if my website traffic can stay low enough to work ok on such a small server. If my website gets more traffic again as it once have, I might consider to upgrade to a larger instance :)

CZcams seems to hide my other post here cause I linked to my arm site. :)