AppBasics

Got rid of some complicated setup and switched to dnsmasq to handle subdomains locally.

Might get featured in marketing content from cloudflare.

Because of how much I use their products and also me talking about it so many times in my tweets.

Test.install.so now delivered via CloudFlare.

Any new accounts that get created would also have SSL+CDN, with no worries of certificate renewal for me.

Super happy today!

Reviewing what's left to be done.

Dreading the task of SSL

- renew certs with certbot
- apply them to my nginx
- make api call to bunnycdn and update it there.
- restart my app containers


I am currently on step 1, lol

Basically I have to renew SSL and then submit it to bunnycdn, update nginx and restart all containers.

Need to figure out simpler way

I thought it would be easier to deal with styles later on and instead of working on a general purpose solution I should just save the updated column ratios and call it a day

My friends asked me why I haven't launched yet. So I felt I need to answer that to myself first. I think it all comes down to if the product works, it used to work fine until I added more features which I felt were necessary for launch. Adding these features without tests was a mistake which lead to delays in getting this off the ground.

Today I made a short list of pending things which I want to tackle this weekend

- check why installing app on iOS doesn't provide an icon on home screen.
- rewrite styles with mobile screens in mind, previous implementation only thought about large display.
- store column and image resize info once after dragging ends instead of current multiple requests while dragging.
- add a landing page
- enable sending invites for admin
- setup some basic log monitoring
- test SSL expiration which will happen on 7th May.


- send invites

I need to remove the handlebars around both sides of a column and only put separators between columns to adjust ratio of width between them.

OR I need t let this column resizer go away and just release what I have.

- add editor support for missing data from Notion API for pages such as full width or not.

Looking at where I left off and trying to finish enough things to get the app ready for users.

Previous approach didn't use selectors. Instead depended on internal data model to decide where to apply a particular set of properties.

New approach uses CSS selectors and join table with page id so I can do the following

- add style for a particular element on a page
- add style for a particular element on multiple pages
- add style for a particular element type on a page or multiple pages