I did a deep dive into how pasted links turn into previews in chat and social media applications and was pleasantly surprised to find CPAN had the solution for me. I found a couple of gotchas you might want to know about if you don't want to figure this out the hard way.

I learned a few things deploying tCMS via proxy to a CentOS 7 box with Apache. Here's a breakdown.

It took a bit of creative thinking to cram a site that wasn't my brainchild into muh box. Though thankfully it didn't require too much custom fitting and fixes to get the job done.

That said, it could have gone a lot smoother. Discussing that and more!

tCMS is more or less doing what we wanted it to. What's more, it fit into the time we allocated for getting it done! Today we looked back at what we did and where we want to go next with Troglodyne.

Wherein we get closer to finishing the prototype

Theming, Logins, Dynamic Routes and more!

You'll probably need the *heavy flamer* to deal with the heresy on the site we just migrated. Regardless, this shows off some of the power that we've built into tCMS and some of what's to come!

An early video on tCMS as we developed it.

Amazing how things come together when you have matured as a programmer and have the time to execute on a good plan. There's a lesson in that, I think.

Now that the prototype has gone to production twice, we mull on what lessons we've learned and where to go next with it.