Thor has defeated Nova

Identifying blockers and creating a list of resolutions to reach product launch

Scoreboard list and delete form completed

Fixed the icon import names

Thor has defeated Nova

The initial refactor of subscriptions is complete

Discovering import edge cases with Nuxt Layers fun :)

Refactored my ever-growing SVG icon library

Started porting around 90 UI components and some state into a separate Nuxt layer

Refactoring the subscription system and expanding it to support multiple sites per user ^{^6}

Scoreboard creation Interfaces, schema, and plumbing

Started building out the scoreboards WebSocket and API endpoints

Thor has defeated Nova

Nuxt layers and multi-tenancy refactoring

Added new subscription options

Thor has defeated Tiberius

Added the signup form and refactored the API endpoint

Refactored the background images used in leaderboards and counters

Refactored member creation for new subscription plans. Trying not to refactor too much.

Pumpkin farming

Merged the navbars and refactored the multi-tenancy architecture

Added the footer and legal docs

Added the pricing table and feature containers to the homepage

Updated the default counter increments and landing page images

Registered domain name: scorectrl.com

Added most of the features text + images to the counters landing page

Implemented most of the text and images for the leaderboard landing page

Thor has defeated Nova

Implemented some of the homepage copy and images

Started working on the landing page copy and images

Wired up the counter sorting watcher

Delete counters with a confirmation dialog and switch back to the list view

Added a switch to editing mode when the user clicks on the counter title

Updated the leaderboard layout to resemble a leaderboard rather than a counter

Initial prototype for leaderboards created based on counters

Wrapped up the client-side prototype of Counters

Pumpkin gardening

I broke down the counters into more smaller components and added the new `defineModel` proxy

Thor has defeated Tiberius

Split the counters into four more separate reusable components

After trying useSortable, vuedraggable, and vue-draggable-next, the one that completely worked was vue-draggable-plus

Breaking down the counter component into smaller more reusable components

Added a navigation dropdown for creating new scoreboards, leaderboards, counters, and timers

Started building landing pages for counters and board creator tools

Custom navbar component

Pumpkin gardening ^{^5}

Added a little command prompt and keymap settings

Gardening

Thor has defeated Tiberius

Refactor control to increment draggable

Replaced the draggable component to fix the sorting issue

Implementing sortable counters and increments

Added customization options for incrementing counters in the board settings

Added reset and zero buttons to the counters for enhanced functionality

Added the actual counters and improved the responsive design of everything

Coded the initial board and editor layout with customization options

Created a Vue dropdown component

chore: packages

R&D into experimental Nuxt/Nitro WebSockets

Thor has defeated Nova

I fixed an issue with password resets on custom domains

Marketing

Removed the signup button from Pro plan sites

Fixed an error related to new sites and null content

Planted giant pumpkin seedlings in a sunny spot near the ravine

Resolved an issue where user projects weren't loading after signing in

Fixed the sign-in issue on custom domains

Thor has defeated Tiberius

Updating images on the pricing page

Identified a problem with Turnstile on custom domains and subdomains. Fixed the subdomain issue

Resolving layout issues with the masonry grid

Fixed the stack size check to only consider rows with logMeta, as we don't count what wasn't counted before

Refactored Boss battles to correctly log health changes ^{^4}

Pizza 🍕

Wi-Fi issues

Log stats for health changes and additional information, now with improved organization

Added experimental World Boss battles

Database forked for testing

Log and project permalinks have been added

Working on log permalinks

Segmenting page collections and results based on subscription tiers

Added project tags to the new log modal

Projects have been added to the user dropdown for listing, creating, and deleting

Projects database table, SQL, Interface, store, and UI updates

Working on enhancing the new user experience

Added private worlds for testing and future needs

Updated the password reset endpoint and created an activation endpoint

Fixed the stack size check when posting a log to ensure it only checks logs from the last 24 hours

Added layout filters to the dropdown for the masonry and grouped view

Adjust the masonry layout after adding new logs

Fixed the localization for logs grouped by date and continuing to monitor

Added the dropdown menu for World settings

Completed the tier 1 subscription settings and webhooks

Added the subscriber patch to logs

Getting ready to scale up to Pro! Exciting times ahead

Implemented Stripe webhooks

Created the initial user subscription settings page

Refactored the user table to reduce ambiguity

Implementing the Stripe session portal ^{^3}

Updated the Stripe checkout session

Walk along the flood levee

Updated the cookie policy

Bringing systems back up and ensuring data integrity after database migrations

Refactored permission checks to function with updated sessions

Updating authentication sessions to improve multi-tenancy

Cloudflare Calls is close what I was going to build with Durable Objects and Stream

Refactoring multi-tenancy

Created the Stripe Checkout session

Learning about Stripe subscriptions

Rolled out the user settings form, schema, Interface, SQL, and endpoint

Fixed the text overflow within user profile stats

Hot apple cider

User menu has been added to the navbar ^{^2}

User stats are now displayed on the profile page

Posting logs from a user's profile and populating the correct result set

Began developing the user profile, including character information and activity logs

Testing the new user experience