HyperDoc got views for links and backlinks. That's also a preparation for a "foreign wiki interface" I am working on. You can already link to Wikipedia pages as if they were HyperDoc pages, but so far without backlink detection. Once I have that, you can go to a Wikipedia page and see all HyperDoc pages that link to it, i.e. pages that talk about a related subject.

I've been doing a December Adventure, which is a lovely little thing initiated by @Eli Mellen. I should have mentioned this a week ago, but like… it's never too late to hop on board! The gist of it is… well, actually, here's how I personally interpret it, even though this is at odds with the "official" post ::::

You should do a weird little extra thing every day. Something you don't normally do. Maybe it's creative. Maybe it's coding. Doesn't matter. But try to find a space moment in your day to do a weird little extra thing.

Try not to feel any pangs if you miss a day. Don't dread it. Just look for an opportunity to try something out.

And, if the spirit moves you, post about it somewhere. Maybe on your personal website — I've been posting my december adventures on my personal website, natch. But a lot of folks (and there are, in fact, quite a few folks doing this now, which is truly humbling) post on Mastodon about it. Or you could just post here in #devlog-together. That'd be great.

If you're doing a December Adventure, let me know!

I wrote a dataviz/computational blog post in Lopecode about de-aggregating Cloud Watch metrics to recover the original dataset. Computational blogging is something I want to be possible and I had to fix a few things to make it look more like a blog. Its running the de-agregation code in the browser.

tomlarkworthy.github.io/lopebooks/notebooks/@tomlarkworthy_unaggregating-cloudwatch-metrics.html