Some things I want to do soon.
Backup and restores of my blog
Change the SELECT wildcards to square brackets
Make the COPYP the default COPY version
Change the number of users limit
Add encrypt and decrypt functions to ScarletDME
Write a web app using ScarletDME
A task management system
A document management system
Note taking application similar to zettelkasten
A wiki
Terminal widget library
An RSS Reader
A terminal web browser
Possibly switching to using Kitty instead of foot
Change the blog styling to be more like bearblog.dev
Benchmark ScarletDME using the TPCH stuff.
An app to remind me of certain things
A Pick news aggregator
JSON Formatter
Web Terminal
Live reload option in my web framework
Poem, Short Story and Essay site
The middle few items are really a dream of an application. I have a feeling that these are all facets of the same thing and I just don't know what to call it. Personal productivity tooling maybe?This is mostly just what's currently been kicking around in my head. I'll need to get back into the swing of things of writing my notes. Possibly actually writing real thoughts rather than just programming related things.
The computer is a good favicon but Pinocchio might be better.
The TPCH stuff is when my server died. I have a sneaking suspicion that whatever I did with the TPC-H stuff to generate the data is what caused my hard drive to go. I'm not sure how it would be related but I had left the system running to import in the data and that was when my server died. If I do it again, I'll need to pay attention in case it actually is related.
Something that didn't make it to my list was my git push routine that I have for BASIC. I used gogit to write an in memory git utility that lets me push individual BP files without cluttering things up. I had lost the API token when I lost my server and so I haven't been pushing everything as I usually do. I did try to manually edit the files through github but that was cumbersome.
Finally reset my token and rebuilt my go app. It's definitely a bit of a trip as I don't use go often. I tried to use Claude to make the changes that would let me use ssh keys and though it looked right, I wasn't actually confident in the code. I figured I'd just go back to use API tokens.