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StoryGraph profile support for Obskurnee

 Last time I mentioned I'm not using Goodreads anymore. I've exported my data and moved to StoryGraph. I'm still not sure if I want to stick around permanently; there are some issues. However, in the meantime, I still wanted to use Obskurnee, my book club app. Originally, it allowed a user to enter a Goodreads profile link, then used its RSS feeds to display the books he or she is currently reading within Obskurnee. On the "About us" page it also provides a nice, at-a-glance overview of what the...
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Putting Obskurnee behind a proxy

 An overview about what tech Obskurnee runs on, and how to configure an nginx reverse proxy for it....
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Introducing Obskurnee: A Companion for your Book Club

 Obskurnee is a companion for your Book Club that will help you decide on your book club's next read, along with a few other things. It's a web app you can host yourself....
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Adding "spoiler" support to Markdown with Markdig

 This article shows how to add Spoiler support when you want to render your Markdown text to HTML using Markdig....
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AspNetCore.Identity.LiteDB breaks on Ubuntu

 I have been building a small application for my book club [https://zblesk.net/blog/tag/obskurnee-book-club/]. To make iterating easier I have decided to use the excellent LiteDB [http://www.litedb.org/] database to store all the data. Since the web application also needs to store user data, I have searched for a package that would let me use LiteDB as an identity backend. I have found AspNetCore.Identity.LiteDB [https://github.com/fabian-blum/AspNetCore.Identity.LiteDB],  which worked great, unt...
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