Nginx up and running Fix Requests Routing I spun a VPS on Hetzner, did the steps and now I have a functioning web server running and reachable on (will most likely be dead by the time I publish this post). Make sure you can browse your default website over a secure connection.Install Certbot and configure a certificate for your sub/domain ( Guide).Configure Nginx to serve content on your sub/domain ( Guide).Configure DNS to point to your VPS (Guide).I could go into details about setting up a small VPS, installing packages, and configuring DNS but I have faith in your abilities, and I think you can figure out how to do these things with the help of Google. Access to your domain DNS management interface.
There are a few requirements for this project those are: This application is by no means production-ready so use it as your own risk. I have been doing some development of Slack applications in the past months, and I found this Pinned Buttons concept intriguing, so I wanted to try and build it on my own.
( Source) Pinned Buttons (Source: Riot Games) The app listens to each channel in which it’s installed, and guarantees it’s always the bottom-most message by instantly posting itself again every time someone sends a new message (cleaning up its previous message each time). Pinned Buttons works by ensuring it’s always the latest message in the channel. Pinned Buttons attach themselves just above the message bar, giving Rioters contextual links and references before they send a message. What is Pinned Buttons? Pinned Buttons is a custom Slack app we built to help Rioters surface information and request help from other teams. Well, it's the weekend, I have a few hours to kill, and I am in the mood for some coding to let's do this. Ever since I saw their post, I kept an item on my planning calendar to sit down and try to build this Pinned Buttons app. One thing that caught my attention was their PinnedButtons custom application. It's an interesting read and worth the time, so if you have a few minutes, go and read it. I will implement fixes and improvements before putting it on GitHub.īack in October, Riot Games published this post explaining how they integrate Slack in their development lifecycle. This post outlines a rough PoC for a Slack application that can help you "truly" pin your messages.ĭisclaimer: The code in this post is a rough PoC, I just wanted to replicate the basic concept. If I pin a message, I expect it to remain visible in the channel not tucked into a side tab. The way pinned messages work in Slack is one of the things I find frustrating about the platform.
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