I have still been thinking about this “fat posts” architectural change and have audited the fields across all the post types on my website.
Brent Lineberry
Web and app developer. Coffee, beer, and running, in any order.
Web and app developer. Coffee, beer, and running, in any order.
I have still been thinking about this “fat posts” architectural change and have audited the fields across all the post types on my website.
I upgraded the site from Django 4.2 to 5.2 and only had to deal with two deprecation warnings along the way.
For weeks I’ve been thinking about IndieWeb post types and a Casey Muratori video I watched recently and maybe I should work my website architecture towards “team fat posts.”
I suspect that not everyone is interested in knowing all the gritty details of which posts I've liked and reposted. So where to go from there?
Came across this while searching https://indieweb.org for some prior thinking on differentiating post types along the lines of content (articles, notes, etc.) and actions (likes, reads, watches, etc.). Desmond has some good thoughts here.
This project has everything: a web app, a physical controller, a custom CNC build, generated gcode, tons of fabrication, 3d modeling, 3d printing, material sourcing - so much to get lost in. It's the most ambitious project I've ever built.
This is some top-tier internet content.