Working on the display of replies. It's still a big work in progress - but progress none the less. The publish date / by-line work well for articles, but adding in the reply to URL makes it feel like there's too much information.

Perhaps it would be better to make the response title itself a link and hide the url?

Still getting the hang of working with Turbo and Stimulus, so not much visible progress today. However, I maanged to automate submitting the reply-to url and refactored the design of the reply page.

I've got a basic Turbo-powered response form built. Using extruct to extract the meta schemas from the page is really simple.

Nothing too big to show yet, but I've started integrating Turbo for use with replies.

The basic idea is you paste in the URL you're replying to, Tanzawa will fetch the page and extract the meta information and display it in a form along with an area for you to input your response.

You always notice small bugs once you ship things. Fixed the order of recent posts in the dashboard and only opening webmentions / drafts if there's actual content to display.

Rounding out the dashboard a bit. I've added a lot of all draft posts and the 5 most recent published posts. Webmentions only display if there's less than 3. If there's more than 3, they'll be hidden by default like below.

Drafts post kind is also at half-opacity to help visually separate them from published posts. I'm not sure if that's extra visual noise or not...what do you think?
 

I've been avoiding dynamic content and Javascript in Tanzawa for as long as possible. Today I spent installing webpack and configuring my first stimulus controller. The controller is quite simple: open a details tag on hover and close it when not.

I think it still needs a little fine-tuning with the display timing. Seeing the toggle when a user goes to click New Status is jarring. Likewise closing immediately when no longer hovering is a source of frustration. So adding a short  delay before performing either action would likely make it a bit easier to use.

The other side-benefit of starting to use stimulus is that it's helping me break up my templates into more reusable and logical components.