#100days 90 - Also today I finally re-enabled syndication from my site. So I'm showing up on twitter and telegram again now 👋
#100days 89 - Started writing a first set of tests for Postr. Not too much to speak of yet, but I do have a decent little set of tests for the post type discovery part at least. But that project is quite a complicated beast and tests will take a long time 😭
#100days 88 - Launched a new start view for Together and got it working when launched from a PWA as well.
#100days 87 - I have been working a little on a new start page for Together which adds quicker access to all the channels and some key actions.
There were also lots of recent Micropub spec improvements which I'd like to work on integrating with Together and PostrChild.
#100days 86 - Also today I worked on my bank transaction auto importer, and I actually have the basics of it working, only big problem is that my main bank account seems to have an issue with their auth flow and I can't get myself authenticated 🤦♂️
#100days 85 - Made a first attempt at adding yearly summaries to my site. They are basically the same as the monthly archives and are just made by taking all the data files for the year and adding the statistics together
#100days 84 - I updated how my site stores and applies the custom theme color from the color picker.
So now there should hopefully be no flash of the color changing when the page loads
#100days 83 - Finished up and launched the Next.js preview mode on my site, so now I can log in and view trash, drafts and journal entries.
Was actually pretty easy to set up :)
#100days 82 - More Next.js tinkering! Tonight I've also been playing with preview mode, which is a really cool built in piece of functionality.
I don't actually need it to generate previews of my posts though, since I generally write inline on my site anyway - but what I can use it for is to tell when I am logged in, and show me drafts and trash directly on my site, and potentially some admin controls. And all of the main site gets to stay mainly static thanks to Next.js fanciness.
#100days 82 - More Next.js tinkering! Tonight I've also been playing with preview mode, which is a really cool built in piece of functionality.
I don't actually need it to generate previews of my posts though, since I generally write inline on my site anyway - but what I can use it for is to tell when I am logged in, and show me drafts and trash directly on my site, and potentially some admin controls. And all of the main site gets to stay mainly static thanks to Next.js fanciness.