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Socials: - github.com/cheeaun - linkedin.com/in/cheeaun
Interests: Web Development, Open Source
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List of blog posts and my side projects. Metalsmith, GitHub Pages.
Today's (17 Feb) is easy for me. But gosh, last few days were really tough, mostly countries that I'm not aware of or don't hear a lot.
Tweet: https://twitter.com/ubilabs/status/1448271663041220613
Article: https://ubilabs.com/en/insights/potential-of-digital-twins-f...
Also, I feel like there seems to be a lag when clicking on the tabs. Currently using it on Mobile Safari iOS 15. Maybe I'm expecting native-like perf or something :D
I'm no longer adding features to Life [1]. There were too many feature requests for something that I want to be simple. I'm still updating my own Life events [2] tho'
Two questions/notes:
1. You sort of use a striped-down Markdown(?) format, any reason for that? I use Markdown because it's also can be human-readable in some way, even though I don't really use a legit Markdown parser :P
2. Your date range format seems slightly different than mine. Maybe you need to document that somewhere :)
[1] https://github.com/cheeaun/life [2] https://cheeaun.life/
I tweeted a GIF on how it looks like https://twitter.com/cheeaun/status/1395973544983425025.
My experience so far:
- Feels so much faster (as expected, but still faster than VS Code - I'm on M1 MBA)
- Settings are still in JSON instead of GUI
- There's no scrollbar markers [1]
- I was struggling set up the system-based light/dark mode color scheme and theme, wished that it was easier.
I thought it can do matches like "/folder/*/*.html" but... actually can't. I try look around in the forums, seeing others got confused as well and in the end I gave up :D
As for redirects, I really like :splat [2], but for my use case, I need something can be matched in the middle of the URL string, e.g.: /blog/:splat/whatever. Maybe this is like a weird use-case, or rather I'm thinking of it like glob patterns or regex.
[1] https://docs.netlify.com/routing/headers/ [2] https://docs.netlify.com/routing/redirects/redirect-options/...
I eventually moved it back to GitHub Pages. My other sites seems okay tho'.
And now that you mention farfetch'd, I realised it's a bug on my script... https://github.com/search?q=farfetch%27d vs https://github.com/search?q=farfetchd
I probably have to remove non-alphanumeric characters before hitting GitHub's search API...