I rewrote https://t.co/6N2BwUihqw: export your @logseq graph to a static website. Now simplified and with an example app. I'm now using CI to export my graph to my blog 🚀🔥
@tytan_pro I understand that accessing SMS messages might take you down from Play Store. But offering your APK on an unsecured HTTP connection is not giving me much confidence https://t.co/NDquaySfRM Please consider either adding SSL to your website, or publishing on fdroid store
I wrote a command line tool to export @logseq notes as Markdown blog posts, https://t.co/YFQXwglXA2, now you can export specific pages from your graph and publish them using your static-site generator. All from the command line or CI.
@logseq now supports MermaidJS (https://t.co/4PjertUMD2) diagrams. This is a match made in heaven. Thanks so much, @xyhp915, for the Fenced Code Plus plugin https://t.co/KGFwWJuUAs!
@KevSlashNull :D Ryan Singer has got an answer for that too: https://t.co/uP93ivj0Fy, "Dozens and eventually hundreds of tasks pile up that we all know we’ll never have time for..." He says that if the task is important enough it will come up again in the next planning. No backlogs are needed.
@lyesbcb@lyesbcb It's been a year since I touched the project, but feel free to create a new issue in the https://t.co/vZQaQsm3Z0 project and I might be able to help you 👍
@KevSlashNull That's a good point @KevSlashNull, I meant missing out. I updated the blog post https://t.co/2hNrkZbzcx. Also, nice table :) I like using the compound interest calculator and looking decades into the future.