Yet another #Smithereen update. Besides now being able to open the wall as a separate page and filter it by own/all posts, you can now also see what two people have written on each other's walls.
Yet another #Smithereen update. Besides now being able to open the wall as a separate page and filter it by own/all posts, you can now also see what two people have written on each other's walls. Two #Smithereen updates. A bit of trivia: in VK, this layout algorithm was internally called "Zhukov layout", after the developer who first came up with it. Except there it used some hacky floating divs, but here I implemented it with CSS grid and the result is stretchable. It only took me two years before I realized that my monitor is big enough that I can maximize the browser window and have the dev tools side by side like this, as opposed to using it in a tiny area at the bottom of a small-ish window. So, #Smithereen update. Tweaked the desktop layout a bit. Made the overall page narrower, changed other dimensions here and there, updated the logo to look nicer. Now it's starting to look like something I'm nostalgic about :) Looks gorgeous on a retina display too. Also notice the new favicon, this now has a 32x32 version after I finally found a tool that would let me make an .ico containing more than one image on macOS. A thought on #Smithereen. What if I (later) add a setting to disable microblogging? Either per account or per instance. As in, you won't be able to write on your own wall, and you won't see other's posts in your news feed. You would still see other events there. This would essentially be a switch to "bring the wall back" outraged VK users were asking for in 2010. 🤔 @grishka IMO this, combined with okayish promotion, can help get users who want стену back. #Smithereen update. I guess I'm done with my image storage changes — it all works now, and blurhashes are calculated and stored for all newly uploaded images in posts. I also made building the JNI library easier because it's only now that I discovered the intended use for pkg-config (to return compiler flags). So, uh, what about groups? 🤔 😏 The all-new, imgproxy-ified build of #Smithereen is already running on my server, but I'm yet too scared to actually push the code to github. All the existing data was carefully migrated using two sloppily written php scripts. Uh, and I forgot blurhash. Gotta add blurhash. #Smithereen progress update. I'm currently rewriting everything related to image storage to use https://github.com/imgproxy/imgproxy. It's just so much better it's mind-blowing. What used to be 8 files (4 sizes in 2 formats) is now a single webp image. I deleted so much code. Profile pictures in particular are now 1 file too, since imgproxy handles cropping the square version out of the full rectangular one. Why is this a thing on git.activitypub.dev? We all know password complexity requirements have nothing to do with security. Btw, this is configurable in gitea: https://docs.gitea.io/en-us/config-cheat-sheet/#security-security cc @cj @pukkamustard (yes I receive my own IRC messages on my phone because there still are no good Matrix clients for macOS so I use Adium) You aren't using Facebook right now. Please tap here to fix this ASAP. (I have two completely empty accounts added to the app, tested oauth a while ago) Small #Smithereen update. As in VK, you can now specify your middle and maiden names, if any. Unlike VK, you can specify a maiden name regardless of your gender, because why not. |