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Funny, I'm almost done with a fork of a Clojure static web generator and I really went into the opposite direction. What I wanted was to have one (or several) h
by terhechte 13y ago
Funny, I'm almost done with a fork of a Clojure static web generator and I really went into the opposite direction. What I wanted was to have one (or several) html files as templates that I do not need to break up into parts and that are not plastered with weird template tags. So I'm using Enlive to define selectors and the generator uses theses selectors to fill the content into the html structure. That makes it really really easy to edit the html for the blog without having to go the html -> haml/whatever -> break up -> ... route. I just relaunched my blog with this generator and it feels so liberating that I can just work in html without having to do any kind of conversation afterwards but the content is applied.
I'm currently extending the tests for the generator, and will release it then. If anyone is interested, drop me a note and I'll notify :)
- MeyerDumont 13y agoyour solution sounds really good.
- terhechte 13y agoI just published the generator. You can see the relevant HN post here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7103742 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7103742