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v3.0.7

20 Aug 16:11
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  • Stepped down font weights one size.
  • Updated Github username
  • Reduced width of article section

v3.0.2

17 Jun 15:04
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#28

  • Using AWS Systems Manager Parameter Store for secret management
  • Improved the UX of zooming in and out of images.
  • Implemented custom scrollbars
  • Automated displaying of image exif for photography articles.

v3.0.0

17 May 18:03
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#27

  • Installed Ghost
  • Redesigned the UI. Again.
  • Implemented Lambda functions to handle email subscription and fan-out.

v2.0.0

16 Oct 18:00
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What changed:

#24

  • Added some tests for the backend

#25

  • Redesigned the UI and removed the contact form

v1.1.0

01 Jan 20:05
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#18

  • Supported HTTP and scheduled cache update with Cloud Functions for Firebase
  • Restructured database package
  • Supported authentication middleware
  • Added a tool to generate pbkdf2 keys
  • Supported key generation and deploy to Cloud Functions for Firebase in Github workflow

#20

  • Generating md5 hash for the ids of all models.
  • Storing similar models in the same collection as opposed to different collections. E.g all articles are now in the same collection instead of Medium articles being in a separate collection and WordPress articles being in separate collections
  • Transferred API results limits and ordering to DB query instead of implementing them manually.
  • Added a recovery middleware to gracefully handle panics

v1.0.0

27 Dec 00:30
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What changed:

  • Implemented fetching images from Unsplash and Instagram
  • Implemented fetching posts from Medium and WordPress
  • Implemented fetching repos from Github
  • Supported the frontend and backend contact form feature
  • Added UI for displaying articles and open source repos
  • Setup Github Actions to deploy the backend to Cloud Run and the frontend to Firebase Hosting
  • Supported Analytics with Firebase Analytics.