Now that I’ve identified a useable hosting candidate, my final test of their service will be to roll out a full implementation of the websmith deployment scheme. But in contemplating how I’m going to do that, I’ve realized that I may not have broken the project into distinct repos properly. So I’m going to figure it out by explaining it to the rubber duck. (Meaning you. :-)
The first sign in my workflow that things are starting to come together on a project is when I start getting nervous that the next change I make will break it. After all, it can’t really be thought of as “coming together” if there’s nothing to break yet, right?
So I always have a little celebration the first time I get worried enough to set up a git repo for the work in progress. And that milestone was reached today on this new web system. 🥳
In addition to gitifying the code, I also got the tags and projects split out into their own nav mechanisms and made some progress toward the visual style I’m aiming for: something informal, like a hand written journal, but still legible and tidy. That’s not a lot to report, but I like to celebrate the little steps too. :-)
