Add post "Rebuilding hasworn"

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+```
+title = 'Rebuilding hasworn'
+published = 2021-08-22T10:28:25Z
+subject = 'projects'
+topic = 'hasworn'
+origin = 'mnf'
+type = 'article'
+tag = [
+    'repo-hasworn',
+]
+
+image = 'https://mnf.m17s.net/projects/hasworn/2021-08-22.hasworn.1024.jpg'
+
+[thumbnail]
+480 = 'https://mnf.m17s.net/projects/hasworn/2021-08-22.hasworn.480.jpg'
+200 = 'https://mnf.m17s.net/projects/hasworn/2021-08-22.hasworn.200.jpg'
+```
+
+## In the beginning…
+
+On the 31st of May, 2011 I registered a domain `hasworn.com`, with the idea
+of using it to track things I had worn. Specifically, my tshirt collection.
+
+On the 3rd of September, 2012 I tracked my first tshirt. I did this by posting an
+image of it to Instagram. Over the next couple of years I posted more
+tshirt images as I wore them. As any individual tshirt came around again,
+I would sometimes post to it to Twitter, including the link to the original Instagram post.
+
+On the 16th of July, 2015, I started building a django website to track
+tshirt wearings, but only four days later I got bogged down in trying to
+support logging into it from twitter, and let that code lapse.
+
+On the 9th of May, 2018, **seven years** after registering the domain,
+I started a new django project, and focused on just enough database to
+log wearings. I posted a link to my log publicly the [next evening][t].
+
+[t]: https://twitter.com/cackhanded/status/994678595124686848
+
+I did some more work on it over the new few weeks. Later, I started adding
+the code to support images in the app (rather than hard-coded image
+locations) I broke something, and managed to `git rebase` myself into a
+mess. I stopped working on the app, but continued adding wearing
+information into the database.
+
+## And now…
+
+<figure>
+  <a href='https://mnf.m17s.net/projects/hasworn/2021-08-22.hasworn.1024.jpg'><img src='https://mnf.m17s.net/projects/hasworn/2021-08-22.hasworn.480.jpg' 
+    width='480' height='300' alt=''></a>
+  <figcaption>
+    <a href='https://norm.hasworn.com/'><i>norm.hasworn.com</i></a> v2, August 2021
+  </figcaption>
+</figure>
+
+Over the past month, I've been rebuilding it from scratch, this time trying to
+lay a solid foundation for being able to work on it piecemeal. As I'm no
+longer unemployed, for any of my side projects need to see further development
+they need to be in a position where I can do small things in the odd bits of
+time I have, rather than expecting to power through them in my time off.
+
+It's in a position where I can develop it locally, commit my changes and
+push them to Github, and the production site will be automatically redeployed.
+This was half of my previous problem stalling work on hasworn; I had a mess
+of half-deployed code and too many manual steps.
+
+Now it's in quite a good state, with a few caveats:
+
+* the site is still norm-only; it does support multiple users, but
+  there's no way to register new ones without my intervention
+* the site only supports the clothing logged to be tshirts
+* the design is based around ideally one thing per day
+
+If you're someone who already meticulously notes the tshirts you wear on a
+daily basis, or want to become someone who does that, and don't mind doing it
+in public,
+<a href='https://twitter.com/intent/tweet?text=@cackhanded+I+would+like+to+use+hasworn+pls'>let me know</a>.