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+# Cleaning Things Up & Future PHPetite Updates
+
+It has been quite a long time since I've reviewed or updated this little project of mine. Since it's release, I've created another minimal blogging system (based on `bash` this time) called [Shinobi](https://shinobi.website) and converted my personal website to use *that* instead.
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+But I still love this single file blogging concept. So, I thought it was time for some basic cleanup. That "cleanup" slowly turned into a TODO list of sorts and now there are extra features I plan to add.
+
+## The Cleanup
+
+\* I first started by including the specific `$_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].` parameter in the main PHP includes. I noticed when pulling the project in a "fresh" instance that the build failed without this setup. Sorry for anyone who may have ran into this issue previously!
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+\* The default build script has been moved into a proper `makefile`. Now, generating the website only requires you to run `make` from the main directory. Running `make serve` builds the website and also runs a local server for testing at `localhost:8000`. Nothing groundbreaking but pretty helpful.
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+\* The original dark mode CSS styling has been removed in favor of using the browser supported `color scheme` meta tag.
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+\* Post dates are now listed at the top of each blog article (see above for reference)
+
+## What's to Come
+
+I keep a running list of features I plan to implement (in no particular order) on the main [about section](#about). Feel free to open an issue on the [official sourcehut todo](https://todo.sr.ht/~bt/phpetite) if you have other features and suggestions. Don't be shy!
+
+## Follow Along
+
+Rolling out any new updates for this project will take time. I'm in no *real* rush and I do have other projects that require my attention. That said, if you wish to stay up-to-date, I recommend following along via the [official RSS feed](/atom.xml).
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+Thanks for reading and happy single-file blogging!
+
+-- Brad
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