Hello everyone, I recently had the opportunity to start working on this project developed by 
Starting today, I will be providing weekly updates on the progress made.
This project began as a personal challenge by its creator (post) with the goal of facilitating access to content created by the community and, in general, by all Cubans within $Hive. This way, we can gather statistics to analyze user activity within the ecosystem and support them.
It is built with Python using the Streamlit framework, a tool focused on data visualization with predefined components that are quite aesthetic and very easy to integrate into the logic of any application.
As we can see, we have:
And the most important section.
Due to the limitations of PeakD and the growing number of target users on the platform, the idea of creating a centralized site for curation emerged.
I have recently joined the project and, with complete freedom to work, I have started correcting various design aspects.
Similarly, the code underwent some changes.
db module to manage the connection with HiveSQLThere are still structural elements that can be decoupled, such as in-code styling loads, which will gradually be refactored.
For now, I will start working on the voting system, which aims to simplify the way curators follow content.
It is already possible to load posts and view them in the feed, although for some, images are not loading correctly due to the diversity of metadata formats on the platform. (It would be good to create a standard among Hive dApp developers)
For now, the roadmap is:
HiveCuba Dashboard is envisioned to, in the future, serve not only
Grateful to be part of this team and to collaborate in the growth of $Hive.
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