@therealahall@gamerstavern.online
Post #1120775
2026-04-10 15:55 UTC
While we're hanging out in the hotel so my wife can work for the day, I took the opportunity to finish up a big big release for the Recommendinator bumping it up to 0.6.0. It doesn't change much from a visual or usage perspective, but I switched it completely from single file html/css/js to using #Vue3 and put an #a11y pass on the entire thing to try and keep it at WCAG 2.1 AA standard. This will also allow me to make future updates significantly easier and also gave me an opportunity to cover the frontend in better tests.
I also added a ton of Github issues for things I'd been storing in a note on my phone to give an idea of what's coming soon-ish. If there's something you want it to see, add an issue there and I'll try and get to it!
Next thing I plan on tackling is converting the release process over to shipping a docker container so you don't have to do things like git pull, or manually download releases. That should be a nice quality of life upgrade for my testers out there!
https://github.com/therealahall/recommendinator
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@therealahall@gamerstavern.online 2026-04-10 19:29
I lied, I’m working on getting the CLI to the same spec as the web UI. Why? Because sometimes I just want to run a single command to get or manipulate data from the engine and not use the web UI.
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@BonfireAtNight@mastodon.social 2026-04-10 16:33
@therealahall I like: "AI optional but delightful." I'm as annoyed by AI-advertisement as much as the next man, but it's obviously not as if LLMs had no valuable use-case. The engine sounds very useful!