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Mkws Odes
(odes.mkws.sh)
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adriangrigore
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Had some fun with suno.ai with a rather obscure subject.
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Agree, but only for the HTML files where it makes sense in order to keep duplication at a minimum.
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3y ago
Been doing this with mkws and on https://mkws.sh since day one!
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3y ago
Agree on no _t suffixes!
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Static Site Build Tool
(pranabekka.github.io)
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Almost “make” as a static site generator
(mkws.sh)
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3y ago
Well, I implemented the main idea in a day or two. That being the pp preprocessor. The rest, I really can't remember, it was mainly grunt work to see what are the minimum things a web site is required to have. I still have some stuff t
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adriangrigore
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Shameless plug for my shell based static site generator https://mkws.sh . You can replace the bin/mkws script with a Plan9 mk file anytime.
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adriangrigore
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SEEKING WORK | Remote Web developer for almost 20 years! Interested in anything vanilla HTML, CSS, JavaScript! Decent in shell, C, OpenBSD! Developed https://mkws.sh/ ! i@adi.onl
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Thanks! Check out the themes also: https://t.mkws.sh/ You can replace the bin/mkws script with a Plan9 mk file to get incremental builds: #!/usr/local/plan9/bin/mk -f URL=//exa
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Shameless plug: shell script static site generator https://mkws.sh/
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This site is no longer solar powered for now
(andrewjvpowell.com)
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Hack.css, new.css, Water.css, sakura themes for my static site generator (mkws)
(t.mkws.sh)
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4y ago
I personally would go with https://oxal.org/projects/sakura/
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4y ago
It says "mkws theme" in the title.
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4y ago
Yeah, I'm considering inlining styles by default in `mkws`. Currently, they're not.
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That's just the <pre> tags, the original CSS doesn't cover <pre> tags. I kept the original intact! You could simply do a pre { overflow-x: auto; } to solve the side scroll.
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Shell is what I use to generate my sites also https://mkws.sh ! Very simple, very eficient!
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4y ago
Take a look at how I do analytics https://s.mkws.sh ! Simple log parsing with awk!
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Made a couple of themes for my static site generator (mkws)
(t.mkws.sh)
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4y ago
Please provide feedback and tell me what other kind of themes you would like to see!
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4y ago
I'm parsing logs with awk https://s.mkws.sh .
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5y ago
Not sure if matter of preference or matter of right tool for the job and industry agreed best practices regarding simple vs complex. In the sense that you may prefer the round peg, but it doesn't fit the square hole. I've been doi
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https://adi.onl , I use it to publish small UNIX tools. It's built using my sh static site generator http://mkws.sh/ .
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I personally find it insane to use the monstrosity in terms of loc and complexity that the v8 engine is to generate a static HTML web site. I also disagree with other JS based static site generators because of the above reasons. I strongly
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5y ago
Might as well check out my POSIX sh static site generator https://mkws.sh/ if you're into this stuff.
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Compiling ‘Suckless Tools’ on FreeBSD
(iorgos.net)
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5y ago
> A new tool for finding unicorns digs up nothing :D
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I believe this article actually depicts the insanity of how some people "work" and getting paid for that. > many are quick to press him on what's taking so long. > people are shouting at you that you need to work on som
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