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RE: steemblog -- browsing your steem posts faster
Thank you very much for your contribution. This is an excellent tool that I have been looking for for a while. I remember @dapeng has developed something similar, but he is a big fan of R.
Could you add me to the travis before I forget, so that I have my blog, if I understand it correctly?
Here are my a few cents of comments:
- you might provide a fall-over mechanism if current Node is offline.
- maybe we don't need the active key for just reading data.
- there are a few classes in collector.py. It is better to only define a class in one file
- the classes at blog/steem are very general-purpose, you might consider add this to beem as well :)
- Unit tests are missing
- For SEO purposes, you might want to add the canonical links.
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thanks @justty (行长),
yes. @dapeng developed one R package or command for building blog with
hugo
I think, e.g. https://steemit.netlify.com/ . Comparing to @dapeng 's version, this one might provide a bit more advantage in user experience and more optimization in build efficiency to make the service scalable and open to everyone.I have added you into steemblog. Your home page is: https://steemblog.github.io/@justyy/
Your kind comments are very practical and helpful. Thanks a lot. Some feedback here:
beem
project.beem
.The above suggestions are logged as issues in the steemblog/blog project in order to track and schedule.
Thank you for your review, @justyy! Keep up the good work!