State of Microsub Servers and Client amitgawande.com
@amit Thanks for writing this up. The standard is stable enough to be used daily but as you said, the features to make the apps (including Indigenous for iOS, which I am developing) excel are still in development. I’ve been able to implement some of what you mentioned (mark posts as read/unread), but others are still on my list of things to tackle (sorting, filtering, etc). I think two things are needed to get where we need to be: 1) all Microsub developers need to use it daily (I’m pretty sure we all do) and 2) People that try it out need to write blog posts just like this one so that we see where we need to improve and iterate. Thanks for trying Microsub out. Hopefully it won’t be too long before it supports the features you need! 🙂
@EddieHinkle You are absolutely right Eddie. As I mention in the post, intension wasn’t to rule the standard out. But rather put down what I think would be important to make it achieve the potential. And even with the limitations I use this daily. I keep trying new apps that act as a client (including Indigenous 👍🏽).
I am confident this will work out perfectly if more people talk and push for it.