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Thank you - appreciate all the feedback! I invested quite a bit into speed, and thankfully Next.js has a lot of great built-in support to make things fast - in
by colinarms 5y ago
Thank you - appreciate all the feedback!
I invested quite a bit into speed, and thankfully Next.js has a lot of great built-in support to make things fast - incremental static regeneration, link prefetching, image optimization, etc.
For the editor bugs - thanks for highlighting, I filed a bug and definitely hoping to tackle this eventually.
Agreed on the documentation as well - it's on my radar to improve.
For custom domain support and RSS - both features on the roadmap! Likely RSS first, as that's quite a bit easier to implement, and custom domain support shortly after that. (Custom domain support is probably the #1 feature request at the moment).
- prox 5y agoI’ve been thinking about blogging for a while, and your offering is the first that makes me want to go ahead. Custom domain would be nice!
- bryans 5y agoI'd caution against asserting 200ms page loads and 99 Lighthouse scores -- you don't actually appear to be coming close to either of those metrics.
- Zababa 5y agoSeconding this. Lighthouse on the vs-substack page gives a 82 on performance. That's a big difference, and is also under the 85 reported for Substack.
- mholt 5y agoPlease use Caddy for custom domains (a web server I wrote that excels at this): https://caddy.community/t/serving-tens-of-thousands-of-domains-over-https-with-caddy/11179/1 https://caddy.community/t/serving-tens-of-thousands-of-domai...
- Groxx 5y agoI honestly do like 90% of my internet reading through RSS, so yeah, I think that's the more important one anyway :)
- colinarms 5y agoI just implemented basic RSS functionality. There's now an "RSS" link at the bottom of all blog posts and pages. Thanks again for the feedback!