(#qkqefka) @ullarah@txt.quisquiliae.com I check twtxt just now but it seems the way to go, the js code in the article feels a bit excessive to me.

A simple class added to the post that have more than X lines should be enough.

And by just nullifying the max-height with none or initial should do the job, or even better having a read-more class that add the max-height and show the button, it would be even cleaner.


#hxa2s5a

Hello everyone, I’m back with another update for the #pwa!
I finally planned out how the app will be built.

First I’ll clean the project structure to be standalone and not as a theme, then I will work on every part separately, trying to be contained to let everyone try it out fast.

For the API I’ll be using this as a reference, @prologic@twtxt.net help me if there’s anything missing there apart from what we already said (bookmark, etc.)

The first part will be the Discover view with no auth.


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(#cxzkjma) @novaburst@twt.nfld.uk Wow! Thank you for referencing my twt in your blog! 😄

I’m always been a fan of tiny and minimal tools, usually a quick glance is enough for me to understand if something is in my style.

Before replying to you I actually checked the source code of pass as a reference and was welcomed with walls of text that felt pretty unappealing to me.


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