Add project: sortify (PR #7)

src/content/personal_website.md

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 name: Personal Website
 cover: /images/personal_website/cover.png
-highlight: true
+highlight: false
 summary: The website you're on right now! A home for all my projects, and my personal little corner of the internet. Check out its code on GitHub.
 order: 10
 year: 2025

src/content/sortify.md

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+name: Sortify
+cover: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/franciscunha/sortify/main/screenshot.png
+highlight: false
+summary: A command line application to organize Spotify playlists.
+order: 12
+year: 2024
+tags:
+  - Rust
+  - Misc
+  - Personal project
+sidebar:
+---
+
+[You can find the project on GitHub at github.com/franciscunha/sortify.](https://github.com/franciscunha/sortify)
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+Using Sortify, you can choose a playlist as the _source playlist_, and then have the option to _sort_ each track in it. When sorting, you choose _destination playlists_ to add that track to. When sorted, tracks are added to the other playlists, removed from the source, and added to your liked songs.
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+I wrote this simple application in under a week to learn the basics of Rust. The borrow checker does take quite a bit of getting used to, and it is more well-suited to lower-level applications rather than something like Sortify, but I still quite liked a lot of what it offers, and will likely choose to build something else with it if I get the chance.
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+![Screenshot of Sortify sorting the song Barely Legal by The Strokes](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/franciscunha/sortify/main/screenshot.png)