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Shameless plug. I have been building a blog using Next.js (for static content) with Pluto (for interactive and richer content, inspired from MIT Intro to Compu
by zabi_rauf 5y ago
Shameless plug.
I have been building a blog using Next.js (for static content) with Pluto (for interactive and richer content, inspired from MIT Intro to Computation Thinking).
I think it's a great combination of richness and expressive content which brings the user along with the interactiveness.
Example post: https://zabirauf.dev/blog/notebooks/understanding_std https://zabirauf.dev/blog/notebooks/understanding_std
Source code: https://github.com/zabirauf/blog https://github.com/zabirauf/blog
P.S: Still dealing with some bugs in deploying PlutoSliderServer so interactivity is broken.
- MisterBiggs 5y agoGreat idea. I was honestly pretty disappointed by how hard it was to put a blog post I wrote in Pluto onto my static website. I still really think Pluto needs a way to generate static markdown similar to jupyter and maybe create a button to "edit or run this notebook" as an image with a link to some javascript magic with the actual notebook embedded. I ended up having to use iframes which felt far from ideal[1] since the html output is a jumbled mess[2]. [1] https://projects.ansonbiggs.com/posts/2021-08-24-julia-for-matlabbers/ https://projects.ansonbiggs.com/posts/2021-08-24-julia-for-m... [2] https://gitlab.com/MisterBiggs/julia-for-matlabbers/-/blob/master/index.html https://gitlab.com/MisterBiggs/julia-for-matlabbers/-/blob/m...