Currently building Places. View topic
Created a page to collect all my posts on Places and describe what it is: bwlng.com/places/
Added sections to collections in Places. I find them handy for organizing places in a collection by days when planning a trip, but they can be used for anything — like grouping places by category (e.g. food spots, entertainment, sights, etc.). Places can be moved into a section using drag and drop and reordered the same way. Still need to implement optimistic UI to avoid the visual jump that occurs when an item is dropped and the update is handled over the network.
Places Diary #4: MapKit Tokens
Creating a short-lived JSON Web Token (JWT) for MapKit JS using Remix
Pizzaversary: New York
96 hours in New York: 14 pizza places, 6 comedy shows, a Broadway play, and an earthquake.
GitHub and other websites started rendering text with similar but different (weird) characters in my browser.
Tracked it down to monospaced fonts rendering with .SF NS instead of SF Mono. No idea what happened, but deleting SF Mono from /Users/username/Library/Fonts and reinstalling it fixed it.
Just felt this 4.7 magnitude earthquake in NYC. Crews had been jackhammering all morning, so I thought it was construction related until I saw the reports 😅
I’m now @bwlng.com on Bluesky thanks to Micro.blog adding AT Protocol DIDs for hosted blogs.
And, no, I had no clue what a “DID” was until I read that and Googled this.
Places Diary #3: Side Quests
Type-safe SQL queries, migrations, and updating from Remix v1 to v2 (plus ESM and Vite).
Places Diary #2: Removing Prisma
Replacing an ORM and interacting directly with the database for improved productivity and greater flexibility.
Places Diary #1: An Introduction
On building Places, a web app to keep track of places I’ve been and places I want to go.
Good day for new music. Zach Bryan, Turnpike Troubadours, and Morgan Wade.
And Zach acknowledges Turnpike on a track:
“I heard Turnpike’s back together and they’re writing songs”
Looks like Dr. Dog is back in the studio. Queuing up Toby’s and Scott’s recent solo albums for the occasion.