created drafts folder, moved essays, and fixed broken links

Author: Steve Krouse

404.md

@@ -19,6 +19,22 @@ if (path.length > 0) {
   }
 }
 
+const moved = {
+  '/essays/app-idea': '/drafts/app-idea',
+  '/essays/causal': '/drafts/casual',
+  '/essays/casual': '/drafts/casual',
+  '/essays/customer-support': '/drafts/customer-support',
+  '/essays/invented-or-discovered': '/drafts/invented-or-discovered',
+  '/essays/learnable-programming': '/drafts/learnable-programming',
+  '/essays/legal-code': '/drafts/legal-code',
+  '/essays/power': '/drafts/power',
+  '/essays/regex-for-humans': '/drafts/regex-for-humans',
+  '/essays/visual': '/drafts/visual'
+}
+
+const movedKey = Object.keys(moved).find(url => window.location.pathname.includes(url))
+movedKey && window.location.replace(moved[movedKey])
+
 </script>
 
 

essays/app-idea.md renamed to drafts/app-idea.md

@@ -4,6 +4,8 @@ title: Abstractions are leaky, and for sissies
 
 # Abstractions are leaky, and for sissies
 
+_July 4th, 2018_
+
 Explaining what I do at parties is a common source of frustration. It's almost impossible with non-programmers. You’d think it’d be easier with my fellow coders, but it’s not by much.
 
 At a recent party, I was explaining how my goal is to create a programming language for creating front-end interfaces that’ll be better, easier to use than, say, React, Elm, CycleJS, etc.