@adamprocter Yes, we sometimes don't update TestFlight because it requires an extra (pointless, in my opinion) review by Apple. I wish TestFlight could automatically use the release version when it was newer.
@adamprocter Yes, we sometimes don't update TestFlight because it requires an extra (pointless, in my opinion) review by Apple. I wish TestFlight could automatically use the release version when it was newer.
@eurobubba I got it, thanks! Will be replying soon-ish.
@jonah Thanks. I think we're going to need a preference for this. Currently it picks the blog to show based on this logic: if it's set as the blog that shows your replies, or which blog has the most recommendations.
@jarrod Heh. We do have a log of the outgoing webmentions, but it's not collected anywhere for display right now. Should be possible.
@amerpie @brandonwrites Thanks y'all. DNS is always a challenge. Any suggestions? I don't think it's any harder on Micro.blog than it is with custom domains on Tumblr or elsewhere, but let me know if that's not true.
@rom I don't think Dave is ready for other folks to embed a blogroll like he has on Scripting News, but in the meantime you can use the new blogroll feature we have on Micro.blog. Check out the documentation here.
@mattypenny That's cool! I really like Sochan. I've been too distracted with Wemby to get a feel for how Sochan is progressing, but he could be great for the team.
@ryanbooker Probably not. This is also where Apple's lack of communication really hurts them. We just have to assume the worst (and there's plenty of evidence for it).
@ericmwalk Yes. You can use the feeds list to import from more or less any blog into another one hosted on Micro.blog. The catch is that the "Import posts to blog" section uses the currently active blog. To change it, before adding the feed, first go to the Posts page and select the different blog from the "..." menu. Then go back to feeds.
@moonmehta I believe the verified status is currently hidden. I’m actually updating the profile pages with a minor change so I’ll check this today and fix it.
@tuckerk The text is done, but printing has stalled again. Will try to get it sent off soon. The ePub I posted a few months ago is near final but I’ll update it with the latest edits.
@Havn I like this perspective and it fits with our goal of open APIs. Without ads, we can encourage third-party apps and it’s great for everyone. Of course, we want to keep making the official apps better too.
@MitchW Thanks!
@MitchW @Denny Lots of good feedback here! For the other "side ventures", we have people who like those apps so not going to forget about them. 🙂 But I agree some of the core features need more attention too.
@deeje Usually wired. That's interesting that just having wi-fi enabled may matter. I'll check that!
@heathborders Nothing as much as Xcode. These days the only other tools I use for coding are Nova and Android Studio. Going back decades, I've used all the old Mac stuff (THINK Pascal, Symantec C++, CodeWarrior…) and they were relatively zippy.
@frankm One thing to look into is using a different theme, or customizing what you have. For example, the Tiny theme has a plug-in called "Tiny theme add-on: Summary Posts" that will automatically show summaries on the home page instead of the full blog post text.
@warner I haven't thought about displaying OPML on its own yet. How would that be used?
@anniegreens You’re not wrong! It’s called Strata. strata.micro.blog
@Havn Oh interesting! Thanks for sharing that. I hadn't noticed because I'm in Safari and Firefox more often. Copying @vincent too since he first worked on the blur.
@wfm I will consider it. 🙂 Not quite at that point yet.
@ayjay Cool! It's a great place. I haven't been in a few years. I stop at Pinewood sometimes too while passing through.
@pratik Maybe easier, but I like iOS and there's no reason to abandon it, especially since we've embraced cross-platform development. That was the shift we made a couple years ago.
@duncanmak He wrote an essay titled The TikTok War four years ago. For the latest, though, I recommend this episode of SharpTech. Or a recent episode of Dithering for a more concise summary.
@dave Agreed. This is the right time to experiment. Also, the great thing about standards and interoperability is different platforms can disagree on the best UI and still be compatible. I think it's a good thing that Micro.blog and FeedLand (for example) have slightly different approaches.