Daniel J. Summers
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App changes: * Move to Vue Material for UI components * Convert request cards to true material design cards, separating the "pray" button from the others and improved highlighting of the current request * Centralize Auth0 integration in one place; modify the Vuex store to rely on it entirely, and add a Vue mixin to make it accessible by any component API changes: * Change backing data store to RavenDB * Evolve domain models (using F# discriminated unions, and JSON converters for storage) to make invalid states unrepresentable * Incorporate the FunctionalCuid library * Create a functional pipeline for app configuration instead of chaining `IWebHostBuilder` calls Bug fixes: * Set showAfter to 0 for immediately recurring requests (#26) |
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myPrayerJournal
About myPrayerJournal
Journaling has a long history; it helps people remember what happened, and the act of writing helps people think about what happened and process it. A prayer journal is not a new concept; it helps you keep track of the requests for which you've prayed, you can use it to pray over things repeatedly, and you can write the result when the answer comes (or it was "no").
myPrayerJournal was borne of out of a personal desire Daniel had to have something that would help him with his prayer life. When it's time to pray, it's not really time to use an app, so the design goal here is to keep it simple and unobtrusive. It will also help eliminate some of the downsides to a paper prayer journal, like not remembering whether you've prayed for a request, or running out of room to write another update on one.
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The documentation for the site is at https://bit-badger.github.io/myPrayerJournal/.