Hey there,

Right now is #DecemberAdventure, a sort of counter-event to the
performance-inducing, competition-oriented #AdventOfCode. Here are some details:

https://eli.li/december-adventure-2

Basically, you just write a few lines of code for pleasure, for exploring
something new, for fun. Something you'd do the rest of the year, but dedicate
some time now. No pressure, no objective, no goal, just curiosity.

I'd like to see the updates made by participants on their page. However they
all add new content to the existing page rather than creating a new page for
each day.

I know that Lagrange, and I think other gemini software can subscribe to pages
and parse new headings as if they were new entries in an RSS feed, so I can see
the new content. However offpunk, when subscribing to a page, only gives you
new links, not updates to a given page.

Would it make sense for "subscribe" to also add a page to the tour if it
changes ? Or maybe some other function ?

Le 24 déc 03 07:40, Matthieu Rakotojaona a écrit :
>Hey there,
>
>Right now is #DecemberAdventure, a sort of counter-event to the
>performance-inducing, competition-oriented #AdventOfCode. Here are some details:
>
>https://eli.li/december-adventure-2
>
>Basically, you just write a few lines of code for pleasure, for exploring
>something new, for fun. Something you'd do the rest of the year, but dedicate
>some time now. No pressure, no objective, no goal, just curiosity.
>
>I'd like to see the updates made by participants on their page. However they
>all add new content to the existing page rather than creating a new page for
>each day.
>
>I know that Lagrange, and I think other gemini software can subscribe to pages
>and parse new headings as if they were new entries in an RSS feed, so I can see
>the new content. However offpunk, when subscribing to a page, only gives you
>new links, not updates to a given page.
>
>Would it make sense for "subscribe" to also add a page to the tour if it
>changes ? Or maybe some other function ?

There’s no parsing of the content of pages in Offpunk. But there’s a way 
to do what you want (and I’m doing it every day).

Create a list "decemberadventure":  list create decemberadventure

Add the capsules/pages you want to follow in it.

Now, every day after the sync, you can do:

"tour decemberadventure"  (use the autocompletion)


Each page will be added to your tour.


Problem : Even non-modified pages are added to the tour

But, at least for me, it works great because I don’t mind quickly 
glancing at pages to see if there’s something new or not. See my 
workflow: https://offpunk.net/workflow_ploum.html

Would it work for you?

On Tue Dec 3, 2024 at 7:51 PM CET, Ploum wrote:
>
> There’s no parsing of the content of pages in Offpunk. But there’s a way 
> to do what you want (and I’m doing it every day).
>
> Create a list "decemberadventure":  list create decemberadventure
>
> Add the capsules/pages you want to follow in it.
>
> Now, every day after the sync, you can do:
>
> "tour decemberadventure"  (use the autocompletion)
>
>
> Each page will be added to your tour.
>
>
> Problem : Even non-modified pages are added to the tour
>
> But, at least for me, it works great because I don’t mind quickly 
> glancing at pages to see if there’s something new or not. See my 
> workflow: https://offpunk.net/workflow_ploum.html
>
> Would it work for you?

Yeah that's a good workflow, I will start doing that !

I was confused because in a list some links are bold and some are not, I
thought there was some parsing done to show what is new and what is not but I
guess offpunk has no notion of "last read time"

Le 24 déc 04 11:01, Matthieu Rakotojaona a écrit :
>On Tue Dec 3, 2024 at 7:51 PM CET, Ploum wrote:
>>
>> There’s no parsing of the content of pages in Offpunk. But there’s a way
>> to do what you want (and I’m doing it every day).
>>
>> Create a list "decemberadventure":  list create decemberadventure
>>
>> Add the capsules/pages you want to follow in it.
>>
>> Now, every day after the sync, you can do:
>>
>> "tour decemberadventure"  (use the autocompletion)
>>
>>
>> Each page will be added to your tour.
>>
>>
>> Problem : Even non-modified pages are added to the tour
>>
>> But, at least for me, it works great because I don’t mind quickly
>> glancing at pages to see if there’s something new or not. See my
>> workflow: https://offpunk.net/workflow_ploum.html
>>
>> Would it work for you?
>
>Yeah that's a good workflow, I will start doing that !
>
>I was confused because in a list some links are bold and some are not, I
>thought there was some parsing done to show what is new and what is not but I
>guess offpunk has no notion of "last read time"

This is a hack: links are highlighted if the version in cache of the 
target of the link is newer than the page you are on.

This is very helpful for RSS feed or gemini capsule : you quickly spot 
"new links" on a page while there’s concept of "last read/last seen".
>
>

-- 
Ploum - Lionel Dricot

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