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by jandecaluwe 11y ago
http://music.jandecaluwe.com/bossanova/chega-de-saudade.html
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by jandecaluwe 11y ago
A showstopper feature for me is that it should be straightforward to use the tool to write its own manual. Surprisingly few static generators, including Pelican, do that however. But Urubu's manual is written using Urubu: http:/&
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by jandecaluwe 11y ago
It is correct that there is "one main content" per page, available in the 'body' attribute. However, to me the distinctive feature of a blog is not that, but the way entries are ordered (i.e. reverse order by date). For
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by jandecaluwe 11y ago
The sites are typically in a git repo, so content updates are through commits or pull requests. For an example of feature requests that are ordered by status and number, see http://dev.myhdl.org/meps/
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by jandecaluwe 11y ago
My main use case are technical-oriented websites. So I need to support content like a manual, a faq, news, feature requests, essays, and yes, also a blog. I also want good navigation support, and an easy way to refer to other project pages.
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by jandecaluwe 11y ago
No multilanguage support. I do use autopulling for some websites, works great indeed.
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by jandecaluwe 11y ago
It is heavily inspired by some Jekyll features, and I have tried to add recognition for this in the docs. However, it is not blog-oriented and it is in Python ;-). The distinguishing feature is that the the website structure matches the sou
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by jandecaluwe 11y ago
Urubu is for Python 3 also, from a single codebase. The regression suite currently tests for 2.7 and 3.4. Update: I see where the question is coming from - the Quickstart site suggest 2.7 only. Thanks - will update.
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by jandecaluwe 11y ago
Compared to others, I believe configuration is minimal. Also, there is a companion site to get started immediately, and update as you go: http://urubu-quickstart.jandecaluwe.com
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by jandecaluwe 11y ago
Hello: I created this project because I needed a generator for a static website - not just a blog. To accomplish this, the website structure matches the source structure exactly. In a subdirectory, you use the index.md file to specify the c
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Show HN: Urubu – A micro CMS for static websites(urubu.jandecaluwe.com)
80 points by jandecaluwe 11y ago|31 comments
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Urubu 1.2.0: Templating constructs in pages(urubu.jandecaluwe.com)
2 points by jandecaluwe 11y ago|0 comments
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A proposal to support the <mark> tag with Markdown(jandecaluwe.com)
2 points by jandecaluwe 11y ago|1 comments
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Chisel HDL: the latest instance of a flawed approach(jandecaluwe.com)
1 points by jandecaluwe 11y ago|0 comments
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by jandecaluwe 11y ago
You have it completely backwards. The best "real engineers" do not "think directly" on how to solve the problem with registers and combinational logic. They think about how to solve the problem functionally and let s
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by jandecaluwe 11y ago
Complete nonsense. First, a synthesizable MyHDL description is at exactly the same abstraction level as a synthesizable Verilog/VHDL description. This paradigm is the basis for the standard, successful industrial flow. This is what re
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by jandecaluwe 11y ago
Stop the misrepresentation and do your homework first please. MyHDL is as cycle accurate as Verilog & VHDL. It's based on the same event-driven paradigm - the paradigm that real industrial designers have been using to design real p
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by jandecaluwe 11y ago
Please. Of course it is, and that is made very clear on the home page. http://www.myhdl.org/
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Thinking software at the RTL level(jandecaluwe.com)
2 points by jandecaluwe 12y ago|0 comments
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by jandecaluwe 12y ago
MyHDL is implemented as a minimalistic pure Python library, which basically means that you can use Python features for modeling - pretty powerful. In addition, it supports conversion of a language subset, so that you can also use it as a s
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by jandecaluwe 12y ago
MyHDL has been and is being used for production designs. For parametrizability, you have the full Python power at your disposal. This is also true for conversion, because conversion happens after elaboration of the design.