chore: reorganize project into monorepo
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pid: 1
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title: "Welcome to Termi Blog"
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slug: "welcome-to-termi"
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content: |
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# Welcome to Termi Blog
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This is the first post on our new blog built with Astro and Loco.rs backend.
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## Features
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- 🚀 Fast performance with Astro
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- 🎨 Terminal-style UI design
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- 💬 Comments system
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- 🔗 Friend links
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- 🏷️ Tags and categories
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## Code Example
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```rust
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fn main() {
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println!("Hello, Termi!");
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}
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```
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Stay tuned for more posts!
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excerpt: "Welcome to our new blog built with Astro and Loco.rs backend."
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category: "general"
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published: true
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pinned: true
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tags:
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- welcome
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- astro
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- loco-rs
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- id: 2
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pid: 2
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title: "Rust Programming Tips"
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slug: "rust-programming-tips"
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content: |
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# Rust Programming Tips
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Here are some essential tips for Rust developers:
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## 1. Ownership and Borrowing
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Understanding ownership is crucial in Rust. Every value has an owner, and there can only be one owner at a time.
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## 2. Pattern Matching
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Use `match` expressions for exhaustive pattern matching:
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```rust
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match result {
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Ok(value) => println!("Success: {}", value),
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Err(e) => println!("Error: {}", e),
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}
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```
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## 3. Error Handling
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Use `Result` and `Option` types effectively with the `?` operator.
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Happy coding!
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excerpt: "Essential tips for Rust developers including ownership, pattern matching, and error handling."
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category: "tech"
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published: true
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pinned: false
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tags:
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- rust
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- programming
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- tips
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- id: 3
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pid: 3
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title: "Building a Blog with Astro"
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slug: "building-blog-with-astro"
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content: |
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# Building a Blog with Astro
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Astro is a modern static site generator that delivers lightning-fast performance.
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## Why Astro?
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- **Zero JavaScript by default**: Ships less JavaScript to the client
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- **Island Architecture**: Hydrate only interactive components
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- **Framework Agnostic**: Use React, Vue, Svelte, or vanilla JS
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- **Great DX**: Excellent developer experience with hot module replacement
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## Getting Started
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```bash
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npm create astro@latest
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cd my-astro-project
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npm install
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npm run dev
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```
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## Conclusion
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Astro is perfect for content-focused websites like blogs.
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excerpt: "Learn why Astro is the perfect choice for building fast, content-focused blogs."
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category: "tech"
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published: true
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pinned: false
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tags:
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- astro
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- web-dev
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- static-site
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- id: 4
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pid: 4
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title: "Terminal UI Design Principles"
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slug: "terminal-ui-design"
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content: |
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# Terminal UI Design Principles
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Terminal-style interfaces are making a comeback in modern web design.
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## Key Elements
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1. **Monospace Fonts**: Use fonts like Fira Code, JetBrains Mono
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2. **Dark Themes**: Black or dark backgrounds with vibrant text colors
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3. **Command Prompts**: Use `$` or `>` as visual indicators
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4. **ASCII Art**: Decorative elements using text characters
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5. **Blinking Cursor**: The iconic terminal cursor
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## Color Palette
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- Background: `#0d1117`
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- Text: `#c9d1d9`
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- Accent: `#58a6ff`
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- Success: `#3fb950`
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- Warning: `#d29922`
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- Error: `#f85149`
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## Implementation
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Use CSS to create the terminal aesthetic while maintaining accessibility.
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excerpt: "Learn the key principles of designing beautiful terminal-style user interfaces."
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category: "design"
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published: true
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pinned: false
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tags:
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- design
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- terminal
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- ui
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- id: 5
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pid: 5
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title: "Loco.rs Backend Framework"
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slug: "loco-rs-framework"
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content: |
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# Introduction to Loco.rs
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Loco.rs is a web and API framework for Rust inspired by Rails.
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## Features
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- **MVC Architecture**: Model-View-Controller pattern
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- **SeaORM Integration**: Powerful ORM for database operations
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- **Background Jobs**: Built-in job processing
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- **Authentication**: Ready-to-use auth system
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- **CLI Generator**: Scaffold resources quickly
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## Quick Start
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```bash
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cargo install loco
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loco new myapp
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cd myapp
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cargo loco start
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```
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## Why Loco.rs?
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- Opinionated but flexible
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- Production-ready defaults
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- Excellent documentation
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- Active community
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Perfect for building APIs and web applications in Rust.
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excerpt: "An introduction to Loco.rs, the Rails-inspired web framework for Rust."
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category: "tech"
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published: true
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pinned: false
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tags:
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- rust
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- loco-rs
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- backend
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- api
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