@hotdogsladies I just wanted to flag this so it’s on your radar
https://www.mcsweeneys.net/articles/a-marriage-proposal-spoken-entirely-in-office-jargon
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@hotdogsladies I just wanted to flag this so it’s on your radar
https://www.mcsweeneys.net/articles/a-marriage-proposal-spoken-entirely-in-office-jargon
Thank you so much @mxbck for this post! It solved exactly my problem and was super clear 💖
https://mxb.dev/blog/persistent-build-folders-netlify/
I’m pulling my starred podcast episodes from Overcast when I build https://farrant.me and didn’t want to have to grab and parse a massive opml file every build. Now I only fetch the data and do the work if the cache is > 12hrs old 🚀
@marcoarment Quick q — Is there an easy way for me to programmatically pull a list of my starred Overcast episodes?
I've spotted that I could pull the 'All Data' OPML file and find the episodes with a `userRecommendedDate`, but before doing that I wanted to see if there was an easier way; maybe an RSS feed for starred episodes similar to Feedbin's Starred Article Feed?
Asking because I'm pulling my Feedbin stars on https://farrant.me and I'd love to do the same with Overcast.
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@JustMeDevin You have really smashed it out of the park with Crouton. The UX is soooo good, the auto-importing is fantastic, and I love the family sharing features.
I’ve been using it for a few years but now we’ve started HelloFresh again I’ve picked it up anew. Importing the HF recipes takes seconds and the using tags + smart folders for rating/sorting dishes is just so nice.
Polishing an app to this level must have taken a lot of work but it’s so worth it 🔥