Profile of KerryBoyko
Joined: over 1 year ago
1 August, 2023 - 10:24 AM
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Test - is the DB still running

Posted 15th Oct, 2024 5:32 a.m. to /c/yaladev
http://www.google.com
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Just testing if the database is still running.…

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Bit of downtime as I move to Vegas

Posted 3rd Oct, 2023 10:34 p.m. to /c/yaladev
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Development on Yala has stalled as my computer is packed up in a prep move to Las Vegas, NV.…

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Looks like it's working!

Posted 21st Aug, 2023 5:07 a.m. to /c/testingcommunityheaders
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It looks like the upload feature is working. I'll work on the editing of community descriptions and header images soon.…

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Hotness - and the difficulty of working out postgres cron jobs and raw PG SQL

Posted 10th Aug, 2023 5:54 a.m. to /c/yaladev
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Okay, so this is embarassing. I'm mostly interacting with my PG database via prisma.io - which is great, but something has come up.

Right now, I have a "posts" table, with an "aggregatedVotes" field to my posts table which goes up and down based on…

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BUG: Anonymous Users Are shown they have voted

Posted 1st Aug, 2023 10:38 a.m. to /c/yaladev
By: KerryBoyko
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When an anonymous user in an incognito browser sees the site, they see a green upvote tag, as if they've upvoted the post. Anonymous users should never have a positive value assigned to votes.

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BUG: Markdown does not render properly in Post Summary View

Posted 1st Aug, 2023 10:35 a.m. to /c/yaladev
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While the markdown works in the Post Details view (that's this view, with all the comments), it doesn't work in the summary view! Next pull request should add that feature.

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Built on Remix.run

Posted 1st Aug, 2023 10:29 a.m. to /c/yaladev
https://remix.run/
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I've built Yala out on Remix.run, which is a server-side rendering framework for React. It's very similar to Next.js but takes a different approach, which allows for support for nested routing without a whole lot of crazy configuration.…

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