Dev Log 56: 2026-06-17

How I wired oz.akan.io into Standard.site — a newsletter gated for subscribers and closed to AI crawlers, publishing to an open network anyway, on its own terms.

Migrated the website project to SvelteKit with TailwindCSS and TypeScript, standardizing the tech stack across projects.

{"text": "import Stackblitz from '../../components/mdx/Stackblitz.astro'\n\nAs you have probably guessed from the previous articles in this series (go read them if you haven't, btw), the main thing when building a markdown publishing webapp, is the markdown editor itself.\n\n![Season 3 Walk GIF by The…

{"text": "## Introduction\n\nNow that Magiedit is kind of done (except for user experience, I guess), I figured I had to tackle the security / sync of notes; at the beginning of this project, I thought I could store everything locally (first versions did not even have authentication), and later on implement a solution to sync back and forth with a remote server using something like couchdb and…

{"text": "I have been working on magiedit for a while now, and a few days ago I finally merged the pull request implementing one of the main ideas I had when I started building this tool; publishing an article to different platforms at once. For now, the only supported platforms are dev.to and hashnode, but the api allows…

{"text": "I am currently building magiedit, a markdown editor that also allows publishing to different platforms (like Hashnode and Dev.to) and decided to add some shortcuts/commands to make my life simpler (since I am building this tool primarily for myself xD), including adding images from unsplash and gifs and…