Started working on Telegram notifications for KanbanMail activity
Sanitize changelog description HTML
Parse Markdown from Gitlab tags in changelog function
Created getChangelog cloud function that gets the changelog from Gitlab!
Calculate the createdEpoch of each Gitlab tag from the API
Got pagination working with the Gitlab API so it gets *all* tags
Changed .social-links to .profile-links because for some weird reason it was getting blocked by Adblock because of the class name 🤔 – https://reports.adblockplus.org/5db70d73-be3d-4be9-b8cd-aad926bd1ae7 (thanks @m1guelpf for letting me know)
Read this article by Tigran too https://blog.cronhub.io/reflections-on-being-an-indie-hacker/
Read this article, it was really interesting and motivating because the guy was in a similar position to where I am now with KanbanMail, now he's making heaps of MRR :) https://blog.cronhub.io/how-i-acquired-my-first-10-customers-for-cronhub/
Played with the GitLab API – I managed to get a JSON object of all my version number tags and their messages!! I'll go back and give each one a message, then use this to make an automatic changelog within KanbanMail. I will even be able to notify the user of the new changes!!
Added links to all personal branding pages in Notion
Updated formula on livestream cards so that the duration is nicely formatted with emojis and words like "hours"
Updated livestreams page in Notion
Allow option+click to select/deselect messages
Selection keyboard shortcuts are now working!! Next I need to make the actions work with the selected emails and then we're good to go 😁
Made columns auto-scroll to active email when keyboard-selecting
Fixed Note To Self feature 🤦♂️
Added a border around the email where the imaginary keyboard 'cursor' is (eg. down would be the one below that)
Made a better function for deciding which email to select next (for selecting feature)
Wooo I'll be mentioned in a talk!! 🤩
Added "Personal brand" as a section in my Notion homepage
Had a convo with @gadgick about KanbanMail! 😁
Created a "Before the end of 2018" list. I think this is a great way to keep things real so you're actually getting stuff done instead of just setting crazy New Years goals :)
