Bearblog is getting some new features at the moment, one in particular I'm excited about is caching. It's not incredibly necessary since Bearblog uses flat files for posts, reading them is already fast. It's better for use when lists are to be compiled such as 'related by tag' or '10 newest posts'. Since everything needs to be pulled for these or calculated on some sort of internal job, I kind of...mixed the two.
I won't go into detail until I finish and prove it works, but this has also been the cause for the lack of posts recently as my codebase has not exactly been working. However, I wanted to talk about Dungeon Defenders so bad that I branched it and wrote up that post and this one.
Another big thing that will come with this cache object is pagination. I need to start breaking this down into pages for many different reasons, but that can't be done at the moment. However, nodejs-file-system's pesky callbacks for everything are making my life very difficult. I need to get them under control! Until then, Bearblog lives in it's current state.
If you haven't checked out Bearblog yet you can read the Bearblog introduction and check out the Bearblog Github Repo.