I did my learning process trough my mobile device with help of "termux app" and "spck editor app".
"Termux" for git stuff.
And "spck" for reviewing the site.
it get's the jobs "done" but switching app on qualcomm 4xx series was a pain.
My old laptop cpu is fried
(silly me for keep pushing it to the limit by doing a lot of distro hopping and building my phone kernel from source)
And my main phone (poco f1) is suddenly dead.
I really need to buy a new laptop. 
Aight all seems working good.
You could take a look at my gitlab pages where i will update regularly if i learn somethimg new.
https://ravenci.gitlab.io/
I just found out that My phone isn't even snapdragon 4xx.
It's a snapdragon 210 series
I need to read a lot of CI documentation to fix building issue.
I'm hoping that in the later time my phone would act as a build-switch rather than a place for learning coding. 
I should learn css a lot sooner.
I literally just learn that css could be used to detect screen width.
I read somewhere in stackoverflow that goes.
"If something could be easily achieveable by css+html. Don't use javascript"
I learn something called "div", "id" and "class".
It seems like i can abuse it without understanding the html semantics.
Idk if i wan't to abuse it tho'
So uh...
It's been a while since i used git.
So i try to refresh my knowledge.
Apparently if i set my key to "never expire".
And i try to do :
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git commit -S -m "quote"
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It'll reject me and output :
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error: gpg failed to sign the data fatal: failed to write commit object
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The only solution that works is setting expiration date for my key.
Which is strange. 
@ravenclaw you should try and keep a git diary. You make commits daily and push weekly. This allows you to get into the flow/practice of using git to the point that using it for other stuff becomes a lot easier.
@lucifargundam you seems experienced in git field. Do you mind if i followed you ?
Not on qoto.
I mean on another platform like gitlab or other social media.
@ravenclaw I'm in the middle of transitioning from gitlab to sr.ht but will link it to you anyway in a bit later. I'm also available on IRC Freenode Derlg.
@lucifargundam to be quite honest. I'm not even reviewing those commit before pushing (which is a bad thing to do as a habit).
Since i rely on ci to publish my page.
So my workflow goes like this.
-open termux
-Nano file
-git add --all
-git commit -m "message"
-git push -u origin master
> ci realize there's a new push.
> ci built my page
Then i'll i review my page.
If i found a mistakes.
Repeat from "open termux".
I feel i need to retoot this as a reminder.
@lucifargundam thanks for the tips
Yes. I do actually keep a diary of my git.
I just messing up with my gitlab workflow
It's been 2 years since my last git experience.
So i literally just do some random git commands like "git reset --soft" "git push -f" just to remind me what the command does locally and on gitlab.
If you look at my repo. It looks like a shitshow lol.