I used the HTML Drag & Drop API with React, to implement this feature which enables users to filter and search for existing links to add to their posts. It took a lot of fiddling around and digging through the React docs to get this working, but I'm pretty pleased with how it's shaping up to be a modern and intuitive interface.

The Next.js 14 journey continues... Today's discovery: using searchParams to handle state in server components.

Auth time! Setting up OAuth is always an adventure, and throwing TypeScript into the mix made me pretty nervous. But this time things seem to have gone pretty smoothly. My aim is to get the admin area of my current project up and running by the end of the week 🚀

OK, I'm stuck. I'm trying to create a linkItem in my Mongodb database and connect it to an existing category using a Prisma nested write. The title field is marked as @unique in the schema, so I think this should be possible without using the _id, but I'm getting this type error:

I really like Excalidraw as a planning tool. I find it very useful to map things out visually before coding as it keeps me focused and helps me to spot potential problems in advance.