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There are quite a few places where the code can be updated. These include new features of Elixir/Erlang, removal of deprecated stuff or rewriting code in a way that aligns with the latest trends.

• Migrate away from the supervisor/2 and worker/2 functions commit from Supervisor.Spec
• Use handle_continue/2 in Blogit.Server.init/1, Blogit.Components.Posts.init/1 functions (possible other places, too) instead of sending message with . This avoids a possible race condition
• Clean the module that has use Application to not have so many functions
• Add .formatter.exs file and run the formatter

This is same as issue#7 on blogit-web.

I only have 1800 posts in blog, but the initial loading time took 3 hours.

I think one thing at least go wrong is even already has timestamps in md file still call Git log to get it again.

I think we could do well with a little plugin system, you pass in some config options and some modules are ran(with some implemented behaviour).

Example:
I have a PITCHME.md, which github renders as a presentation using impress.js. I want to render those in a special way, so that I can display them on my own site. Let's say we put all the PITCHME.md files under presentations/. To display them correctly, we'll have to take all presentations, split them on the #HSLIDE, render each split to html and then join the different splits using sections. After that we pass in that to the view and using impress.js - it will check the sections and create our presentation.

To accomplish that, I would need to hook into the parsing process of the structure, get the presentations(configurable) folder and change the way the are rendered.

We could generate a summary of all the posts/pages. I have these features in mind:

• It should be customizable(i.e. specifying only these folders, adding some more templates and stuff, like tags).
• We should be able to add our own content to the generated thing(example: social links or homework tasks).
• Pass in links to the other pages?

This will be useful when you create new lectures, which will be automatically added to this list.

Hi Meddle,

first of all, thanks for blogit - after I discovered it I just knew it was the right tool for me! To the problem at hand:

Consider the following markdown:

# Title

[Lorem ipsum][1] dolor sit amet, 
consectetuer adipiscing elit.

[1]: https://loremipsumgenerator.com/

If I set max_lines_in_preview to 3, I would still expect the link to be resolved. Since the pipeline generating preview does split first and parse markdown only of head, the link at the bottom is lost and the html generated is just

<!-- css and other distractions omitted -->
<h2>Title</h2>
<p>[Lorem ipsum][1] dolor sit amet, </p>
<a><h4>[...]</h4></a>
<hr class="post-divider" />

instead of

<!-- css and other distractions omitted -->
<h2>Title</h2>
<p><a href="https://loremipsumgenerator.com/">Lorem ipsum</a>dolor sit amet, </p>
<a><h4>[...]</h4></a>
<hr class="post-divider" />

Cheers, Markus