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going through the /link_in_bio silo examples and checking / sorting them
[tantek]
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2022-02-25 20:17
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Thank you [jacky] that helps. From your description I take that your sorting by content type has a frequency and nutrition value dimension it seems, and maybe a context one too (podcasts probably consumed in a different setting, and reading articles is a different type of reading than tweets e.g.) ?
[tonz]
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2022-02-11 21:56
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one thing I'm noticing, I have no way to control key sorting in the JSON output (it's always going to be sorted) without some hand-wrangling that I can't afford to do atm
jacky
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2022-02-08 22:00
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the “read later” heading is mis-aligned but that’s cause the sorting arrow breaks to a new line
[tw2113_Slack_]
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2022-01-28 19:52
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edited /Indigenous (+211) "/* Naming opinions */ added “reblog,” fixed sorting"
Loqi
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2021-11-07 18:29
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[KevinMarks]: That's why I'm sorting published and updated fields to find the last one referenced for feeds.
GWG
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2021-10-30 19:42
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I just updated my parsing code to add a last updated and last published property to any returned feed derived by sorting the original posts.
GWG
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2021-10-30 19:05
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when a page is the result of a form submission, when you navigate further, and then use the back button, you may see a warning about the information being re-submitted. that should *only* happen when the user has deliberately submitted some information, and navigating up/down in a list (or sorting a table, or any other kind of view manipulation) should not cause such a warning because it will only confuse the user
[tantek]
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2021-09-10 20:19
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another option is sorting keys alphabetically when writing json to make diffing clearer - I have seen this specified in some contexts (as well as normalising keys and values to utf8 rather then escaped unicode )
[KevinMarks]1
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2021-08-09 18:20
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random question: is there a special need to sort (or to avoid sorting) the children in a mf2 item?
jacky
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2021-08-09 07:39