new blog

src/static/data/Blogs.ts

@@ -52,7 +52,6 @@ const SpringBreak2023Blog: Blog = {
     private: false
 }
 
-
 const SideProjectLogOne: Blog = {
     uri: "side-project-log-3-20-2023",
     title: "Side Project Log 3/20/23",
@@ -62,6 +61,15 @@ const SideProjectLogOne: Blog = {
     private: false
 }
 
+const SideProjectLogTwo: Blog = {
+    uri: "side-project-log-3-27-2023",
+    title: "Side Project Log 3/27/23",
+    date: new Date(2023, 2, 27, 12, 0, 0),
+    image: VrboImage,
+    mdfile: SPLG1,
+    private: false
+}
 
-export const AllBlogs: Blog[] = [CSharpBlog, PrivateBlog, TestBlog, NWSSSLBlog, SpringBreak2023Blog, SideProjectLogOne];
+
+export const AllBlogs: Blog[] = [CSharpBlog, PrivateBlog, TestBlog, NWSSSLBlog, SpringBreak2023Blog, SideProjectLogOne, SideProjectLogTwo];
 

src/static/data/blogs/side-project-log-3-20-2023.md

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ doing. I wanted to provide an update on what I got done, and figured I'd turn it
 
 This side project log covers work done from 3/13/2023 - 3/20/2023
 
-## Personal Website Facelift
+## [Personal Website Facelift](https://github.com/nickorlow/personal-site)
 
 I managed to move my website over to tab-based navigation pretty early on in the break. It just involved setting
 up a navbar component and then using react-navigation to navigate between pages. I also managed to 
@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ update my projects page to be more compact and readable.
 There is still work to be done on making it look better, but I mostly believe that
 it's just going to be somewhat minor tweaks.
 
-## Mahantongo
+## [Mahantongo](https://github.com/nickorlow/mahantongo)
 
 I managed to finish this one. I learned a lot about Rust and I've gained an appreciation for
 Rust's enforcement of good programming habits, and I really like how error handling is done.

src/static/data/blogs/side-project-log-3-27-2023.md

@@ -0,0 +1,29 @@
+This side project log covers work done from 3/20/2023 - 3/27/2023
+
+## SEPTA Site
+
+I started a new project that aimed to recreate parts of SEPTA's website with a more elegant UI, and using
+SEPTA's new "SEPTA Metro" wayfinding. The main goal with this project was to help me learn Svelte. I also had 
+to reverse-engineer the APIs on septakey.org in order to authenticate a user and get their trip history. 
+
+In terms of Svelte, I really enjoyed working with it and overall I found it much more elegant and easier to work
+with than React. I didn't like the way it handled client-server interaction with its serverside functions. 
+
+I have not made this open source yet and do not intend to until it's more polished.
+
+## [Verified Bot](https://github.com/benaubin/verified-bot)
+
+I made all the necessary changes and tests to get VerifiedBot working. It is now waiting on my friend Ben 
+to merge my PR with the changes outlined in my [spring break blog](https://nickorlow.com/blog/spring-break-2023).
+
+
+## [Mahantongo](https://github.com/nickorlow/mahantongo)
+
+I created some QoL features, such as using Discord's embeds instead of sending regular text messages, showing which board 
+a post was on, and fixing some bugs.
+
+---
+
+**The below projects had minimal/no work done on them:** RingGold, and NWS Container Deployment Service 
+
+

src/static/data/blogs/spring-break-projects-2023.md

@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ wrote an API to generate the manifest files and then upload them to a git repo.
 you can watch [here](https://youtu.be/WHdXWMFHuqA).
 
 Currently, the service works for deployment but only if you don't want to use SSL or you use Cloudflare's flexible SSL
-technology. I wrote a separate blog post [here](http://nickorlow.com/blog?id=3) about the challenges of doing this and how I plan on implementing it. 
+technology. I wrote a separate blog post [here](http://nickorlow.com/blog/ssl-in-nws-cds) about the challenges of doing this and how I plan on implementing it. 
 I'd like to complete part of this implementation during the break.
 
 ## VerifiedBot