Log link: shipping quality software...

lib/pre_dot_hn/link_log.ex

@@ -1,4 +1,5 @@
 defmodule PreDotHn.LinkLog do
+  alias PreDotHn.Markdown
   use Phoenix.Component
   import Phoenix.LiveViewTest, only: [rendered_to_string: 1]
 
@@ -63,7 +64,7 @@ defmodule PreDotHn.LinkLog do
       <%= for link <- @links do %>
         <div style="margin-bottom: 1rem">
           <a class="text-ellipsis overflow-hidden inline-block" style="max-width: 40ch" href={link["url"]}><%= link["name"] %></a>
-          <%= Earmark.as_html!(link["summary"]) |> Phoenix.HTML.raw() %>
+          <%= {:safe, Markdown.render(link["summary"])} %>
         </div>
       <% end %>
       """

site/link-log.yaml

@@ -1,11 +1,19 @@
+- url: https://chaos.guru/essays/2024/hostile-environments/
+  name: "Luka Kladaric: Shipping quality software in hostile environments"
+  summary: |
+    A harrowing tale of fixing an unsustainable software project. I've been there.
+
+    After being there, I agree with one of Luka's takeaways-- you cannot wait for
+    permission to fix maintainability problems in software. You have do it. And if you
+    have to do it quietly and subvert "the process" to make it happen, do it anyway.
 - url: https://pando.beehiiv.com/p/javascript-was-slowing-me-down-all-in-on-elixir
   name: "Roberto Pando: Javascript was slowing me down. All in on Elixir"
-  summary: >
+  summary: |
     I love to hear these kind of stories about adopting Elixir. I went through a similar
     arc when I moved from Python/Django, to Node, to Ruby/Rails, and finally to Phoenix/Elixir.
 - url: https://darthmall.net/weblog/2023/rss/
   name: "Evan Sheehan: RSS?"
-  summary: >
+  summary: |
     There's a swing back to RSS right now, which I think is good. But I also think that Evan's
     thoughts here are good. RSS can't be the only solution for how we take in the web. It can't
     be the only solution for how we decentralize the web again.