Friday Update 3: Bugs

Hello everyone,

It's Saturday, but I still wanted to share with you an update on our progress this week. Today's topic is bugs - every developer's worst nightmare. There were moments when I hit the wall, especially when I tried to improve the handling of content files and images. Unfortunately, it didn't go as planned, and I had to revert my work and start over. But the good news is that everything is fixed now, and the structure of saving and loading information is much better than before. If you come across any issues, please accept my sincere apologies.

In other product news, I found a way to track your website's visitors without using cookies or compromising their privacy. Google Analytics 4 is now GDPR compliant, and it's a great tool to monitor your website's traffic and analyze where your visitors are coming from.

I also created a new sample client using the Next.js ISR technology. If you're interested, there's a separate post about it. But what we need most now is real-world traction. I'm continually working on sample code to help you build your site faster. But, if you have a real project that could benefit from user-friendly content editing, please reach out to me at adamsobotka@duck.com. I'd be more than happy to help, for free.

Moreover, I've made our progress and current plans publicly available on GitHub. You can find them here: https://github.com/users/vorcigernix/projects/4/views/1. Please feel free to open new issues and discussions. I welcome any feedback.

Lastly, I've added a dark mode switch to the application. While the option for dark and light mode was available from the beginning, some users didn't realize it, and some prefer to use a different mode in the app than their system settings.

That's it for now. Thank you for reading, and till next time.

Best regards, Adam