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Tweetof is a third party web client for the independent social media site https://wasteof.money/ built as a Flask application with a custom HTML/CSS/JS frontend to replicate the experience of Twitter around 2015. The point is to have a custom interface that is intuitive and reminds you of a time when the Internet was a simpler place. (I started this project before I began tracking time.) You can browse the site logged out, or create an account on https://wasteof.money/ and log in!
Kiwi
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Once you ship this you can't edit the description of the project, but you'll be able to add more devlogs and re-ship it as you add new features!
posting now works! this is a super simple implementation (that doesn't support any formatting) but it needed to be done at some point. i need to move on to working on other critical features.
Tweetof is now publicly accessible and ready to ship for the first time! Posting, replying, and some pages are not yet implemented but will be included in the next ship! You can browse the site logged out (on the explore tab) on https://tweetof.jab11n.tech/ !
Okay I lied, I was going to do the trending posts next but I took a little break and added the user profile dropdown menu, so once you log in you can, y'know, log out? Anyway I did that and did a whole bunch of little quality improvements all around the site, such as redirecting to the home feed after you successfully log in instead of just giving you a javascript alert, and actually moving the Load More Posts button to the bottom of the home and user post feeds after more posts are loaded (I had incorrect logic before). Once I finish the explore page fully I'll ship this for the first time!
I begun work on the explore page and got a functioning top users section! I got to do some experimenting with CSS grids for this part. (They still confuse me a bit) Next up: the trending posts.
I implemented liking posts from the homepage and user page! (Since this is my first devlog, I'll add context: Posts and things load, but most interactive features are still missing.)