Working on Diary

I took somewhat of a break lately, which also included not working on Diary or Notes.

While there was not much progress, this allowed me to re-focus on my daytime job, understand what I like and don't like about it, as well as help me understand what I would like to achieve, not only with Diary.by but with any future projects.

To my understanding, my biggest issue with Diary.by is marketing it properly. Lack of active users means no feedback, and no feedback means I have less desire to actively develop or come up with features beside the ones I want.

While I know that neither of these projects are revolutionary, I'm glad that I can work on something that I like and am using.

Also, this doesn't mean that I'm going to stop working on this platform anytime soon, this just means that I have much to learn and work on to market it properly.