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A Hanami site combines a journal, analytics, task manager and activity feed
The personal site’s backend includes cross-posting, private notes, custom analytics, messaging, task synchronization and an activity feed. The example shows how a small application can consolidate several personal workflows.
- What
- A Hanami site combines a blog with tools for journaling, analytics, messaging, task management, and activity tracking.
- How
- Its activity feed gathers GitHub commits, journal entries, blog posts, and tasks; Hanami uses Actions, Relations, Repos, and Operations.
- Why it matters
- Hanami’s small, single-purpose abstractions offer engineers a way to structure application responsibilities separately.
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