I added a related posts feature to my site this morning for entries that have a title. I really like how it turned out. The next enhancement is to add featured images for titled posts. Once that’s done, I think Clodd CMS is pretty close to feature complete.
Hey, I’m Jim Mitchell. Saved by grace. I wrangle nerds, herd cats, and butcher code, though not always in that order. This is my place on the web to explore technology and simple living through the lens of someone who uses ellipses like punctuation should be optional... Indieweb is punk.
Every morning it’s the same struggle when I wake: Workout, or work on my blog? Which do you think won today (and usually wins every morning)?
I just released an update for my OmniFocus Task Sync Obsidian plugin that adds compatibily with the new plugin search API available in v1.13. A more complete post coming soon.
I think it’s kind of cool I can kickoff a Claude Code session remotely to look for a bug I’ve discovered in one of my projects and then have it actually fix the bug, all from my phone. Scary times we live in these days folks, scary times…
I’m taking some PTO Thursday and Friday to go to Palm Springs with my wife for my birthday. That means everyone is wedging their meeting requests into Monday thru Wednesday. My calendar is quickly becoming a mess… 😵💫
Shoot the pier…
After my monthly mentorship call yesterday, I’m giving thought to doing the 75 Hard challenge at my mentor’s urging. I’ve gotten lazy and need to get my mental fortitude back on track.
Hey! I got everything on my task list for today done — by deferring it all to Monday. Go me!
Why I Blog the Way I Do
Sebastian ruminates on what he wants his blog to be. This is my answer to that, sharing what I think a blog is for. At the end of the day, my blog is for me and no one else.
I’m trying a content consumption experiment using Reeder, reading a curated list of Indieweb bloggers I follow — and nothing else. I think this might be a great way to block out the noise and focus on the thoughtful musings of others.