Vincent Ritter

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Well, happy that the super duper basics of feed subscribing and background fetching works for Sublime Feed. Here is some super basic feed with Manton's and mine posts from the feeds ✌️ So much to do 😅

Just some minor tweaks to choosing a feed screen for Sublime Feed. It adds what type of feed it is and also does a better job of handling feeds that don't include the hostname (DF for example 😱) — not to mention missing titles (sigh). Anyway, good exercise. Looks nice.

I've got some basic feed fetching and subscribing logic done for Sublime Feed. Looks OK so far. It handles a feed URL and adds a subscription straight away. If it finds multiple feeds it will give you an option to choose it. I might add a "description" also if it exists. Now to grab posts... 😋

If you're using Gluon and have push notifications enabled, please know that I made a mistake many years ago... so you have to go to the app and "re-activate" for your accounts please. If not, it'll be a little quiet until I figure out some migration... but that won't be today.

So happy to see all those amazing posts on the Scribbles Explore page — some are so very personal and open! Thank you all that write on Scribbles. It gives me hope that there are really great people and content out there.

And so it begins. Server set up and running. Deploys are working... now I just gotta actually start with some useful stuff 😋

"Well, it's been a little while since I wrote an update here. The truth is, is that it's been moving pretty fast!"

Updates and a changelog on the Scribbles Blog

If anyone has noticed, last week we replaced the little profile pop-ups on Micro.blog with rewritten ones. These were done with AlpineJS under the hood, but I went ahead and replaced that with Stimulus. They work so much nicer and way easier to work with now.