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How does
relate to
- https://wordland.social/ & https://this.how/wordland/ & https://github.com/scripting/wordlandSupport
I see that the editor features are a little different. In wordland, there's a little paper-airplane icon that publishes/updates the wordland post on a wordpress blog:
the arrow icons move back and forth between wordland posts, and the + adds a new post.In demo.rss.chat, it's setup like a top-posting chat, where the '+' icon on the side bar add new top-level posts:
and the posts appear to make a tree with replies, and comments.
The header of the post has three clickable bits, The poster's name, (which leads to a list of their posts, e.g.
https://demo.rss.chat/?screenname=drf5n
), a direct link to the particular post (e.g. this one is
https://demo.rss.chat/?id=231 )
, and the poster's RSS feed, so you could keep up-to-date with an RSS reader.
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The basic UI design for the editor is the same, as you’ve noted, but the UI is all new code.
We reuse basic parts, esp server side where we built on the same foundations as we use in all my recent products, Drummer, FeedLand.
But this is a very new way of developing, I have a great development partner — Claude Code, which has made it possible to try out lots of options, and extensive iteration, far more than a human developer could do.
