RSS/Atom Feeds Fixed and Announcing my Flight Journal
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I have released version 2.0.1 of this site's code. With it I have fixed the RSS and Atom feed generation. For now I have had to sacrifice the post content being in the feed, but I will bring it back as soon as possible.
Victory badges:
Thanks to W3Schools for having a minimal example of an RSS feed and this Flickr image for expanding it so I can have the post dates be included too.
Flight Journal
I have created a Gemini protocol server at gemini://cetacean.club. Gemini is an exploration of the space between Gopher and HTTP. Right now my site doesn't have much on it, but I have added its feed to my feeds page.
Please note that the content on this Gemini site is going to be of a much more personal nature compared to the more professional kind of content I put on this blog. Please keep this in mind before casting judgement or making any kind of conclusions about me.
If you don't have a Gemini client installed, you can view the site content here. I plan to make a HTTP frontend to this site once I get Maj up and functional.
Maj
I have created a Gemini client and server framework for Rust programs called Maj. Right now it includes the following features:
- Synchronous client
- Asynchronous server framework
- Gemini response parser
text/geminiparser
Additionally, I have a few projects in progress for the Maj ecosystem:
- majc - an interactive curses client for Gemini
- majd - An advanced reverse proxy and Lua handler daemon for people running Gemini servers
- majsite - A simple example of the maj server framework in action
I will write more about this in the future when I have more than just this little preview of what is to come implemented. However, here's a screenshot of majc rendering my flight journal:
Facts and circumstances may have changed since publication. Please contact me before jumping to conclusions if something seems wrong or unclear.
Tags: gemini