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For some the timestamp got messed up. Now they should be restored
properly as well the `locustfile.py` pointing to the right endpoints.
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Now gracefully handle 404, so instead of just panic now it will return a
proper http 404 response.
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Keep and write in html is pain, so I'm rendering md as html.
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Use css from my current blog, which is a lot smaller. The text itself
looks good but the code still breaks the page.
Metrics:
- hyper: 16.37 KB / 16.47 KB transferred
- 1 request
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Add compression and enable it by default.
Also add `cargo-watch` to watch for changes.
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The server needs to follow `POST` envvar for heroku's sake.
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The project has two target bin: actix and hyper.
- Actix is a lot more capable, feature complete and can handle more
request with lower response time but has a bigger memory, size
footprint.
- Hyper is simpler less capable mure with a much smaller footprint.
So by default I'll keep using hyper.
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Add the missing blog post from my hugo blog. Also add a locustfile so I
can do some stress test locally.
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Now post template has title and created date by defaul.
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- Move most logic of the blog to blog.rs, making it easier to test.
- Now the file contains the creation date of the blog post to be parsed.
- Add chrono to parse datetime, so later we can order by date.
- Refactor gitlab pipeline, move `before_script` to a proper place.
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Add title parse so it yields a better post list.
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- Use embed rust to load and resolve file from `content/post` folder, so
the whole process is a bit more dynamic.
- Add router to to resolve the path. It is the first step to try to get
the code a bit cleaner.
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Trying to fixe the following issue from Heroku:
> Error R10 (Boot timeout) -> Web process failed to bind to $PORT
> within 60 seconds of launch
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Now the port can be set through `PORT` enviroment variable, this is
useful for deploying on heroku.
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It is just a really crappy implementation to get it running until a
figure the pieces of the project out.
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