There's no doubt a lot of tweaks that will need to be made, bugs and glitches to be fixed, but that's part of the fun, part of the journey of discovery.
# As Jay mentions, days here on the blog 'unfold' rather than have any kind of structure or plan. I write whatever comes to me and to hell with consistency. And that's the real beauty of the personal blog.We are all complicated, multi-faceted beings whose lives are a wonderful, beautiful mess of tangled threads. It often makes no sense to attempt to unravel them, just revel in the juxtaposition.
# I think I've found my first bug causing duplicate entries after adding additional sections to a post. # Because of the way the content was being split the paragraph tags were being separated between sections. Hopefully that's now sorted. # The problem of testing something like a revamp of how posting operates and then building a custom RSS feed is that without a development environment it can only be done live, as messy as that can get. It's a good job I can jump into the database itself and clear out the detritus of mutliple attempts at correction.
Congratulations.
Interested to see how the tooling changes your writing/approach to this space. I already get the feeling that posts/days 'unfold' rather than being discrete units of thought.
Thanks Jay, I'm excited about where it may lead. Days themselves have largely been discrete units for a while but this takes it one stage further and having and identical workflow between the blog and the [[digital garden]] makes it less like a blog and more a creative space.
@colinwalker Hear hear! And nice job on the new blogging setup.