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You may find what I did[1] in the same situation interesting. Although this was before I discovered the plethora of existing static site generators. I actually
by michaelmior 13y ago
You may find what I did[1] in the same situation interesting. Although this was before I discovered the plethora of existing static site generators. I actually just rewrote my blog to use nanoc[2].
[1] http://michael.mior.ca/2010/12/02/blog/designing-an-offline-cms.html http://michael.mior.ca/2010/12/02/blog/designing-an-offline-...
[2] http://nanoc.ws/ http://nanoc.ws/
- eli_gottlieb 13y agoI think nanoc or Hakyll are more what I want: simple, static site that directs cleanly to text, mathematics, and downloadable files. Thanks!
- michaelmior 13y agoYeah, I don't really like my solution much either anymore. You should be able to get nice equations via LaTeX in any static site generator with MathJax[1] [1] http://www.mathjax.org/ http://www.mathjax.org/
- eli_gottlieb 13y agoActually, Hakyll lists itself as including Tex support.
- michaelmior 13y agoCool! I hadn't heard of Hakyll before, but maybe this is a good excuse for me to learn some Haskell. I'm quite happy with nanoc for the time being now. I found the other solutions I tried at the time to be a bit too complex.
- eli_gottlieb 13y ago>maybe this is a good excuse for me to learn some Haskell I'm already learning Coq, so this is kinda the thought that went through my mind.