I have used Jekyll for over a decade, but for the next iteration of my static personal homepage I am using: POSIX make, POSIX sh, POSIX sed, and tidy. Consideri

I have used Jekyll for over a decade, but for the next iteration of my static personal homepage I am using: POSIX make, POSIX sh, POSIX sed, and tidy. Considering adding POSIX awk to generate a small portion of the HTML from tsv. Also not overly happy about tidy (it is difficult to control its level of output [1]), so I may look for a replacement. [1]: https://github.com/htacg/tidy-html5/issues/996 https://github.com/htacg/tidy-html5/issues/996 Why? I have been on a bit of a minimalist streak recently and I wanted to see if I could keep things simple and as close to treating it all as text as possible. So far I have to say that it feels refreshing and trying to come up with simple solutions has made me feel much more motivated to get coding.