This is great! Also following this approach, so much liberating not to have "all these dependencies", and having to learn them. Been writing vanilla css, html

This is great! Also following this approach, so much liberating not to have "all these dependencies", and having to learn them. Been writing vanilla css, html, js, (and sometimes using static site generators) to help split the logic between `/content` (markdown, org, txt, json) and `/assets` (js,css,pdf). When all this is plugged to git, is deployed/published with CI/CD, and served as static pages (jamstack style, git provider pages), things are great!