I just pushed a massive update to Djangify. Every single online store is now officially a PWA (Progressive Web App). Here is exactly what PWA means in plain English, and why it is a game-changer for your store and hopefully your sales (if you are actively promoting your site !!!) What is a PWA? Think of a PWA as a website with superpowers. It takes the best parts of a normal website and blends them with the best parts of a mobile phone app. Your customers don't need to go to the Apple App Store or Google Play Store to download anything. Instead, they get a fast, smooth, app-like experience directly through their web browser. Why this is a win for your Djangify site: Home Screen Shortcut: Shoppers can save your store directly onto their phone's home screen with one tap. It sits right next to their regular apps. They won't forget you because you are easily accessible. Offline Browsing: Customers can still read your blog posts, listen to your audio/video, flip through your products and view their carts when they have zero cell service (like on a plane or in a subway). Lightning Speed: Your store will now load instantly, even if your customer has a terrible internet connection. FYI: Djangify is hosted on really great hosting anyway (its called VPS hosting if you want to look it up!) so your site already loads really fast. Zero Effort: You don’t have to build, pay for, or maintain separate iPhone and Android apps. Djangify handles everything in the background automatically. I have updated the site so your site is already a PWA. If you are curious about how it works (and fancy testing it out to make sure it does!) you can visit https://www.inspirationalguidance.com It won't load until you accept cookies so if it is your visit time visiting the site accept the cookie notification first. INSTALLING IT. It is really simple. The message appears on your site (would you like to add this to your Home Screen - it displays the name of your site), a person says yes, on a browser a notification appears to confirm.

Well this is news. Anthrophic's Fable 5 was only just released and it has been shut down. Thank goodness I got all my Djangify updates finished. To be honest it is a token guzzler and Opus 4.8 is good enough for what I do anyway. The American government has decided it's a NO for now https://www.anthropic.com/news/fable-mythos-access

I just came across this section when I was getting ready to post. I know it's important to do it for each post but should I be using it as a way to tie ME into the work so it builds up my name and ties it to my framework? @Diane Corriette

I'm rethinking giving up my Skool community. Why? A post from a public Skool group was already indexed and shared as a result in Gemini after 2 days! I wanted to get a breakdown of Claude Fable with a specific lens and boom!

It is early days. Only DAY TWO of the experiment. Day One I spent my time creating a Substack profile. Looking at it from the eyes of a developer I can see why it is powerful. You can create audio, video, blog posts and "notes" - like snippets all in one place. You can add sections. So my substack will use my name but I will have an Inspirational Guidance section and a Djangify section etc so people can subscribe to just one without getting everything. You get a "website" - you can divide your content up, create an about page and display your content neatly. https://todiane.substack.com I prefer minimal but if you want to do more with your website I have followed Adriana for quite some time on Instagram and now on Skool https://adrianamorena.substack.com/ This morning I added the Substack app on my phone and from there I was able to share my posts to Instagram and Facebook. So now instead of spending my time on those sites and YouTube and repurposing what I have to Substack I am going to do things the other way around. Add my original content to Substack and share it out to social media. Still experimenting of course. Early doors. But that is my thinking after using it.