This is the latest <a href="/tags/test" class="hashtag" title="test tag">#test</a> for my parser. <a href="https://crates.io/crates/pest">https://crates.io/crates/pest</a> is way easier to use than I thought it would be.
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After a few <a href="/tags/test" class="hashtag" title="test tag">#test</a> posts, I think the <a href="/tags/Pest" class="hashtag" title="Pest tag">#Pest</a> parser is working. Let's make sure this link shows up. <a href="https://indieweb.org">https://indieweb.org</a>
Right now, <a href="/tags/Booth" class="hashtag" title="Booth tag">#Booth</a> uses regular expressions to find hashtags and links. I'm working on a parser that uses a <a href="/tags/Rust" class="hashtag" title="Rust tag">#Rust</a> crate called <a href="/tags/Pest" class="hashtag" title="Pest tag">#Pest</a> that should be a lot cleaner and easier to extend.
I enjoyed this episode of Fullstack Radio. The host and guest discussed developers' tendency to over-engineer projects or try to plan too much upfront vs building a minimum viable product and iterating on it.<br /><br /><a href="http://www.fullstackradio.com/101">http://www.fullstackradio.com/101</a><br /><br />It's something that has frustrated be at work before. With <a href="/tags/Booth" class="hashtag" title="Booth tag">#Booth</a>, I'm going the MVP route. It's much easier to build something ...
the post had newlines in the content, but HTML ignores them. I need to convert newlines to <br> tags
I enjoyed this episode of Fullstack Radio. The host and guest discussed developers' tendency to over-engineer projects or try to plan too much upfront vs building a minimum viable product and iterating on it.<br /><br /><a href="http://www.fullstackradio.com/101">http://www.fullstackradio.com/101</a><br /><br />It's something that has frustrated be at work before. With <a href="/tags/Booth" class="hashtag" title="Booth tag">#Booth</a>, I'm going the MVP route. It's much easier to build something ...
Hmm. That post had some newlines in it. Something funky is messing up the formatting. I'll have to look in to that tomorrow.
I enjoyed this episode of Fullstack Radio. The host and guest discussed developers' tendency to over-engineer projects or try to plan too much upfront vs building a minimum viable product and iterating on it.<br /><br /><a href="http://www.fullstackradio.com/101">http://www.fullstackradio.com/101</a><br /><br />It's something that has frustrated be at work before. With <a href="/tags/Booth" class="hashtag" title="Booth tag">#Booth</a>, I'm going the MVP route. It's much easier to build something small and add to it than trying to see the future. And its more fun having a prototype to hack on. <br /><br /><a href="/tags/development" class="hashtag" title="development tag">#development</a> <a href="/tags/software" class="hashtag" title="software tag">#software</a>
👍 Got replies rendering today. I think I'm going to start working on <a href="/tags/webmentions" class="hashtag" title="webmentions tag">#webmentions</a> now. Also, there's an emoji in this post, so let's see how it renders on my site.
Reply To https://aaronparecki.com/2018/06/30/11/your-first-webmention
this is a <a href="/tags/test" class="hashtag" title="test tag">#test</a> reply to Aaron Parecki's post on implementing <a href="/tags/webmentions" class="hashtag" title="webmentions tag">#webmentions</a>. I'm starting work on webmentions in my CMS
My latest <a href="/tags/test" class="hashtag" title="test tag">#test</a> post is from <a href="/tags/Quill" class="hashtag" title="Quill tag">#Quill</a>. Let's see how this goes.
Reply To https://adhoc.systems/notes/new_test_from_omnibear
So, after a bit of work, I got my site working with <a href="/tags/Omnibear" class="hashtag" title="Omnibear tag">#Omnibear</a>. It was a nice push to actually get me to work on my form-encoded <a href="/tags/MicroPub" class="hashtag" title="MicroPub tag">#MicroPub</a> endpoint, instead of only focusing on the json endpoint.
New <a href="/tags/test" class="hashtag" title="test tag">#test</a> from <a href="/tags/Omnibear" class="hashtag" title="Omnibear tag">#Omnibear</a>. I like how it tries to build up the slug automatically. And being an extension in my browsers is very convenient. Hopefully, it works with my site.