Paul @hxii@merveilles.town

New personal project: todo.txt interface in PHP.

Currently, to create a new post with Saishō I have to SSH into the machine to create it or upload via SFTP. This is far from ideal.

Besides GitHub sync (or similar), which other, more comfortable ways exist to streamline this process?

I could always code a small GUI for post submission, but that will require some security and such.

#theWorkshop

Taking notes is a skill I still have to learn.

May just do the same thing I do with pages. If filectime is over a value, regenerate the file.

The latest addition to Saishō is RSS feed generation. Still broken, but I'll figure it out.

Also not yet sure how to generate it in a timely manner aside from CRON.

I was bored, so I created a new super minimal "template" for Saisho called Muji (for now).
Check it out https://0xff.nu/

#theWorkshop

I'm creating a website theme for someone. When they asked me about the price I said $100 (being inexperienced in this sort of thing).
Now I'm wondering if that wasn't too little.

Guess I'll turn this into a learning experience as well!

#mood
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ariwsOhQ9N8

I wrote a very simple, somewhat comprehensive(?) guide to Saisho: https://sho.glushak.net/guide

Hopefully it makes sense to those who need it!

Some (hopefully) progress done today!
https://git.sr.ht/~hxii/saisho/commit/6a18b732c3365e02d9b479d17924215c814302fc

Working great for me so far :)

I know it may sound stupid, but sometimes PHP micro-optimization is "fun" in a weird way.

Making messy code nice is hard.

Having to give my workplace issued MacBook away, I'm thinking of getting a laptop to code on (I've got a desktop, but also a newborn, so a lot of my work is done from the couch).

Is there anything that has a track pad as good as the MB, decent keyboard, 13 inch screen (FHD and above), light and somewhat long lasting that you guys can recommend?

#laptop #advice

I now have three domains. Need to figure a way to organize the content properly now.

More often than not I can't formulate my thoughts in a structured manner, but.. I wrote a thing.

https://0xff.nu/pursuing-minimalism

At what point do you stop adding features to something that is supposed to be minimalistic and simple?

Thanks @rek and @neauoire for creating Dotgrid! Made creating a cool looking vector logo a breeze.