VITI Posts
My Git client has come along nicely. It has a lot of features that most clients don't have or aren't very accessible; I've designed the UI to be simple and much easier to navigate than comparable advanced clients, such as SmartGit. I don't know when I'll release it, but I've been using it every day as my Git client and it's the best I've ever used. I think my favorite features are the worktrees, reflog, change log generator (which also works with the tag editor), and stack. Bisect is also pretty useful for finding bugs. I actually added Stack the day before Github added their PR stacks and it doesn't require you to use Github. You can stack branches and it helps manage all of the merging. It also has tabs, so you can quickly switch between repos. It has a ton of features :) This is actually the only personal project I've worked on lately that doesn't use Davaux.
Davaux has some updates I need to publish to NPM. It now has experimental support for SPAs and has create scripts for SPAs and Tauri applications. It has several performance updates as well, including better memory usage in the dev server. I've been building a Tauri application with it, so I know it works, but still too new to claim actual support. Beyond that, I've mostly been fixing some consistency issues in Davaux UI and making UI's defaults better. It's slowly becoming a universal framework and not just an SSR framework, which wasn't my original intent, but I like using it and I've found I'd rather just use it for everything.
BeSquishy is mostly ready to launch, but I currently can't afford to pay for the servers it needs to run its best. It's extremely light-weight on the actual web site side, but it needs multiple servers for databases and services, to remain stable - or a bigger server to start out. I'll just keep working on it and maybe my financial situation will improve enough soon.
I was planning to use API services from BeSquishy to power this web site (and my others), but since that wont be coming online very soon, I think an update to Davaux here may be in the nearer future. It'll probably be mostly a port from Grazie to a Davaux-based CMS-like site, as I can use the multisites in Davaux to run most of my personal sites from the same project. That should make maintenance quite a bit simpler, as long as I share code effectively between them. Davaux is basically eating everything around here :)
