Like I say, it's a minor barrier, but it's sometimes enough to not feel like bothering with unless it's very important. Every time I want to write a new post I

Like I say, it's a minor barrier, but it's sometimes enough to not feel like bothering with unless it's very important. Every time I want to write a new post I have to: 1. Start Emacs (I could use something else here, but I like Markdown mode) 2. Start eshell and run: $ raco frog -n <title for a post I may still have in idea stage and don't know what to call it yet> $ find-file _src/date+title.md 3. edit template tags. 4. write post. 5. save post. 6. run: $ raco frog -bp 7. check the preview and make sure nothing's broken in the formatting 8. push to git. 9. check again and make sure nothing broke now that it's actually hosted (this has happened a few times) It's not a huge burden, but it's occasionally a pain and the roundabout steps involved, and the weird bugs at times in code-block rendering, get a little old when I compare it to: 1. Click link to Blogger/Medium/Tumblr/ello/etc. 2. Click "new post" 3. write post. 4. preview/publish post.