Restoring old posts#443
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Everything (but one post actually) restored from the ashes of the old site -- text and images Blog sidebar extended a bit (last 5 -> 10 posts) to make things more lively
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That's a lot back! 😁
It's good to see this be done 👍
I believe some articles should probably not be imported as-is, see my comments inline.
Some more remarks:
- Is there a reason a
datefield is added to every file? It's supposed to be retrieved from the title. - Is there a reason posts without assets are made in a folder?
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While at it I wanted to add a link to the archive in the blog sidebar, but according to Claude adding a hardcoded link there requires to edit 177 files so I went meh |
Replace letters with other letters that produce absolutely the same result. Probably my most useless commit ever, and yes, I will never stop to say I despise linters. They add useless bureaucracy to software development.
Removed every date field, added missing authors field.
I didn't mind this, but it's all flattened now (I've always thought that having either files or directories lacks consistency, and somehow makes weird directory listing when you have folders listed before files) |
Co-authored-by: Léo Colombaro <LeoColomb@users.noreply.github.com>
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All suggestions applied. Regarding dead links : well I think it's quite unavoidable on old posts. They are witnesses of the past 🤷♀️️ 😃 |
Everything (but one post actually) restored from the ashes of the old site -- text and images
Blog sidebar extended a bit (last 5 -> 10 posts) to make things more lively