Add mariohernandez.io to Planet Drupal

The feed passes validation, but there is just an article that would be added to Planet Drupal. The others are old enough that they will not be added to Planet Drupal.

does you comment mean my blog has been added to Planet Drupal?

In that case, the issue's status were changed to Fixed. Needs work means there is some work to be done, before the feed is added.

If I were to make a guess, it could be the Gatsby and other non-Drupal posts from 2018, which break the first rule:

1. You must have an RSS feed that contains only content appropriate for Planet Drupal. [...]

Planet Drupal > Requesting to add a feed

As soon as they are removed from mariohernandez.io/feed.xml, you should request a review.

And by the way, interesting blog posts, thanks for writing them!

The article Building an automated DDEV-based Drupal environment (2020) looks especially interesting to me. It could be a great candidate for an updated Drupal 10 / DDEV 1.22 version, either by releasing an entirely new article, or updating the article itself?

I was waiting for more articles to be added on the feed. (There should be at least two articles that are not older than three months and three weeks.) That is why the status has been set to Needs work.
If the status is not changed to Needs review, reviewers cannot know the articles have been added.

Now the status is Needs work for what reported by ressa.

Never mind: Articles posted on 2018 will not appear on Planet Drupal. Articles that are older than three months and three weeks are ignored (when adding new articles) or discarded (when they are articles already added to Planet Drupal).

I added the feed to Planet Drupal (https://www.drupal.org/aggregator/sources/2054). Eight articles has been added.

Thanks @apaderno -- and actually, there may have been only one recent article, when you reviewed.

Anyway, it's very nice to see another blog with great content now included on Planet Drupal.

Thanks for an epic series about responsive images in Drupal @mariohernandez. I had it bookmarked to read, and just read it. I am currently looking at creating some image styles for a project, and your tips about naming are especially useful for me right now. (I am also a fan of clean machine names!)

I am looking forward to your next posts, and still keep my fingers crossed that the Building an automated DDEV-based Drupal environment might one day be released in a fresh version, since many things have changed since 2020 :-)

Thanks for the offer @mariohernandez, I'll remember that if I need assistance with responsive images at some point. Have a nice day.

Great post about Media View modes, it helped me understand how all the pieces fit together, thanks! I noted a few details.

1. I tried this in a fresh Drupal 10 install, and the Media modules need to be installed for this to work. Perhaps add this right before "Configure view modes for the Image media type" header?
   

   Install required modules

   Install "Media" and "Media Library" modules under the Extend page (/admin/modules).

2. Under "Configure view modes for the Image media type", the #3 step ("Now, let's tie 1 & 2 together") wasn't necessary, they were already enabled ... but it's great to see for educational purposes, so perhaps the text could say "confirm they are enabled" instead?
3. Allow overriding: Under Text formats and editors > Full HTML (/admin/config/content/formats/manage/full_html), I also needed to allow overriding. Maybe add this, right before "5. Scroll to the Enabled filters section ..."?
   

   5. Scroll to the CKEditor 5 plugin settings section and enable the Allow the user to override the default view mode.

@mariohernandez: Maybe you already are aware of this, but Drupal Planet is receiving the old posts ... see also #3402661-16: Clean up Drupal Planet for old posts.

All the articles are dated January 1, 1970, which means they are not visible on Planet Drupal, even if they were posted a week ago.

The date issue has been fixed.