Open utterances-bot opened 3 years ago
Testing the first comment.
One-click sign-in, not bad.
How do I reply or mention :p @taniarascia works?
It's awesome @taniarascia I really loved it :)
I started reading your blog in 2019 and took SO MANY notes down in my journal from your articles. (Back then, I think you had comments on your website, and I think I left you one to say hi.)
I've come a long way in learning web development. When you talk about a "comments REST API server with Node", I totally understand all of those words now! Thanks in part to your educational content.
Thanks a bunch @taniarascia!
My career change is almost complete; I'll never work in a restaurant again. :D
Edit: I'm editing my comment on GitHub! This is a cool API. Super neat!!
I'm going to try this out.
Looks super cool, will definitely look more into Utterances.
I love it!
This is incredibly cool. No bull shit comments.
I've got nothin' to say, so I'm singing it silently in this post. G---Bm---C---D---Em---Am---D---Eb---F---Gm---G---||
Love your blog, teaching style and open source, no ad philosophy. One suggestion I'd like to make is the option of a dark theme though. If I read late at night I think staring into a bright white screen messes with my sleep.
Other than that keep up the great work.
Loved this comment section
This is awesome!
Oh, I see I can post directly on the Github issue as well.
wow ... this is awesome!!!
This is really nice!!!
Tania, you do an awsome Job!
Great
Looks really cool!
Aha this is so much fun.
simple and cool I like this
Very nice, commenting from Github lets see if it appears on Blog
Github issues as comments... Thumbs up.
testing
This is nice!!!
Any idea if github will consider it a abuse of service at one point if this becomes more popular or mainstream?
Hello, may I translate your article into Chinese?I would like to share it with more developers in China. I will give the original author and original source.
Cool! I found your site from your post on migrating wordpress to Gatsby. I'm familiar with @jdanyow and his great work on the Aurelia framework!
Aha this is so much fun.
ok
Really Cool
Interesting Does utterances impact on pagespeed loading times at all? Does Google see these comments here or on Github (from an activity point of view)?
Pity there's no edit/delete option for comments.
@taniarascia privately must say I love your garden... yyy.. blog ;)
@biesior You can edit/delete, you just have to do it from the GitHub UI directly.
@taniarascia Thank you for info, now it makes perfect sense. Greetings and ance again thanks for your involvement :)
Just didn't realise that can click the link at the top of comments on the blog to go here ;)
This is cool. TIL of utteranc.es, I will use it on my blog too! 🔥
Testing comment. Cool stuff! Gonna try to implement this on my blog, thank you for sharing! <3
Awsome, love you so much
nice! I'll check this out for my blog as well! : )
Crossing utterances is the best thing that happened to me this week!
I used Staticman in the past and was also great. I especially liked that comments could be stored as plain files and therefore you had a trully self-contained static-website. But I very quickly started getting spam and lost the stamina to moderate...
@taniarascia Thanks for the post. I wonder: do you host the blog as a static site, or do you serve it as a normal React app? The ask stems from the discussion as seen https://aerotog.github.io/blog/comments-in-gatsby/
utteranc.es is awesome, I discovered it some time ago and implemented it in my blog even before reading this article. The problem is that the API is blocked by Privacy Badger and you have to whitelist it to make it work…
Nevertheless, a pretty nice feature.
Thanks Tania! This is one of the coolest things I've discovered in 2020!
test comment here
once again - good job
print("Amazing : ", "😋🎄")
Its pretty cool
Adding Comments to My Blog | Tania Rascia
I've gone back and forth about whether or not to have comments on the site. Most of all, I've liked having absolutely no server or external scripts on the site, and not having to moderate comments that are publicly facing on the site.
https://www.taniarascia.com/adding-comments-to-my-blog/