edwardloveall

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by edwardloveall 5y ago
Yes. More about that here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28839112
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by edwardloveall 5y ago
I'm a ruby dev so as @bogwog mentioned, Crystal is appealing in it's similarly. I like being in a typed language, and it's _fast_. I'm running this on a very low powered server and it's holding up great. Also, while
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by edwardloveall 5y ago
I _believe_ you can do one simpler (assuming the reader only clicks the link if they recognize it's a medium post) javascript:q=location.pathname;location.href="https://scribe.rip"+q;
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by edwardloveall 5y ago
It's a Crystal [1] app built with the Lucky Framework [2]. The source code is here [3] and there are a few instructions in the README for deploying, but not much yet. [1] https://crystal-lang.org [2] https://luck
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by edwardloveall 5y ago
It is. I use JS to generate the statically loaded CSS, and there's some JS built into the Lucky Framework which is loaded, but not used. You can check out the source code here if you like: https://git.sr.ht/~edwardlovea
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by edwardloveall 5y ago
Yup, this is on my todo list. Thanks for the example post I can use as a reference!
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by edwardloveall 5y ago
Actually, you don't even need to do this! Scribe only cares about the last few hex digits in the URL's path: the post id. So you can leave off the subdomain and https://scribe.rip/the-efficiency-of-microsoft-e50ea8
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by edwardloveall 5y ago
It does. The API I’m using just... doesn’t check. I’m not even sure how I’d support the pay wall.
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