My Journey with GNU Mailman for GSoC'26 (Cover Image desc: GNU Mailman Logo) Project Summary High traffic lists frequently fill the inboxes with replies to threads of a particular topic that mailing list subscribers have no interest in. Thi2Aug 17 · 14 min readarchiegnumailman.hashnode.dev
The Postorius UI and local TestingI watched the Odyssey with my family last week I really really liked it and am literally obsessed with it right now, I was sitting in the theatre wishing it never ended. My sister has read The Illiad 1Jul 27 · 3 min readarchiegnumailman.hashnode.dev
Changes in email workflow and mailmanclientThis is the workflow: https://gitlab.com/archie-2006/mailmancore/-/commits/gsoc-dlists-workflow This is the mailmanclient changes: https://gitlab.com/archie-2006/mailmanclient/-/commits/gsoc-dlists-cl1Jul 17 · 5 min readarchiegnumailman.hashnode.dev
The -new email workflowHi everyone, I am back with another blog about my journey of working to make dynamic sublists a usable feature in GNU Mailman. So, I had a meeting with my mentors the past week and it was really insig1Jun 30 · 6 min readarchiegnumailman.hashnode.dev
Dlists Schema and FoundationsThe coding period began on the 25th of May and I have covered my first milestone with the help of my mentors Steve and Thomas!! I started working on the foundation of dlists since last month and fig1Jun 9 · 5 min readarchiegnumailman.hashnode.dev
