Keats

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by Keats 9y ago
crates.io is immutable, you can't edit/delete published versions. And npm is as well finally. > So really the only thing that changes is just who you trust. With an immutable central registry, I only need to trust the organizat
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by Keats 9y ago
It says it is reproducible but is depending on mutable git repositories? In an earlier post they mentioned proxy servers to have some kind of cache, will there be an official one?
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by Keats 9y ago
Someone on Reddit posted a comparison of the same spot at night but with a good camera: https://m.imgur.com/a/PM7uu from a video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1XOVxSCG8u0 That paints the whole acc
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by Keats 9y ago
Sure but me cloning the repository of someone else won't give me that person cache. Without a central cache, it might work on that person computer but not on mine if a repository moved.
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by Keats 9y ago
Will there be an official proxy or will open-source projects still break when someone moves/deletes a repository?
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by Keats 9y ago
I wrote my own as I wanted sass + syntax highlighting + a good template engine without having to install Node or similar ( https://www.getgutenberg.io/ ). Not a lot of themes yet so it's better for peopl In short, I just
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by Keats 9y ago
> Slite is building the first notes app designed for teams. I don't mind marketing/bragging but that sounds silly. The first, really?
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by Keats 9y ago
SEEKING WORK Location: France/Italy Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: React, Python, Rust, Go Resume: https://vincent.is/introducing-himself/ Site: https://vincent.is/ Github: htt
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by Keats 9y ago
Isn't that just quickcheck?
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by Keats 9y ago
SEEKING WORK Location: France/Italy Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: React, Python, Rust, Go Resume: https://vincent.is/introducing-himself/ Site: https://vincent.is/ Github: htt
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by Keats 9y ago
Is there a way to add a delay to let JS render?
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by Keats 9y ago
The issue with that reasoning is that according to you, everyone should just work on the first popular tool and never create a new one. People like different things and cramming all opinions into one thing, if even possible, usually don&#x2
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by Keats 9y ago
There are 2 others: https://gohugo.io/templates/alternatives/ but I don't like them either x)
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by Keats 9y ago
If you're using a TOML frontmatter it should be pretty painless for the content otherwise a bit annoying. Migrating the theme/template should be fast though.
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by Keats 9y ago
I mostly use Gutenberg for sites other than blog though :/
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by Keats 9y ago
Footnotes are supported, an example in Phil blog: https://os.phil-opp.com/multiboot-kernel/ Search for small hack and you can see one
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by Keats 9y ago
Yeah, that's the worst part of Hugo by far for me. The default template engine is just terrible.
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by Keats 9y ago
I'll use the fact that people are watching this thread to ask for comments on how to handle i18n on the RFC ( https://github.com/Keats/gutenberg/pull/111 ) as this is the next big feature I want to add.
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by Keats 9y ago
Both are definitely on the TODO list, I created https://github.com/Keats/gutenberg/issues/139 and https://github.com/Keats/gutenberg/issues/140 to track them.
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by Keats 9y ago
I don't really like the template engine available in Go (especially the godawful one in the std) so I would have needed to write one or use pongo2 but probably wouldn't have been accepted in Hugo: https://github.com&#x2
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by Keats 9y ago
Liquid is just a template engine, I don't think this is what the OP meant.
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by Keats 9y ago
The output binary has no dependency. The dependencies listed and Rust are only necessary if you want to build from source.
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by Keats 9y ago
> but.... left pad, anyone? Actually, unless you're committing the wheels in your repo left-pad is more likely to happen with your solution than with a binary since someone could login and remove all versions of Django from Pypi (un
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by Keats 9y ago
Why would an end user care which language the tool is made with? The only times it matters is if they want to contribute or if it requires you to install their toolchain, which is not the case here.
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by Keats 9y ago
Do you have an example of catalogue/journal that you would want to do? Gutenberg can do blogs but I originally built it for any kind of content: landing page, landing page + knowledge base, landing page + blog etc so it should work in
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by Keats 9y ago
I'm aware of it, the majority of my static sites are still using Hugo since I haven't touched them for ages. The two features I really wanted when I started Gutenbrg were Sass compilation and syntax highlighting built-in: a clean
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by Keats 9y ago
The Docs link lands on the documentation section which redirects to the getting started section which redirects to the installation page. I could link directly to the installation page from the header, didn't think about it that much.
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by Keats 9y ago
I haven't really looked into performance that much yet but it is rendering one of my bench site of 10k pages in 61s on my 4 years old laptop. Gutenberg does load all posts in memory as well though so it's likely to run into the sa
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by Keats 9y ago
Good idea. Hopefully someone will package it for Brew/Chocolatey (is that what is used on Windows?) but it's a good stopgap solution.
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by Keats 9y ago
For my own usecase, Sass and syntax highlighting built-in are the things I wanted - Hugo now has highlighting built-in too though - and all of that in a single binary. I don't want to mess with virtualenvs or JS packages. Compared to H

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