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by jjjbokma 9mo ago
Wow, the 5 seconds one is really fast! My static microblog generator [1] takes 30 seconds to generate 2600+ HTML pages from a single Markdown file (it uses a single Markdown file with additional directives to define seperate posts). Example
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by jjjbokma 9mo ago
Nice to see another static site generator that uses commonmark. I use it as well in `tumblelog` which is available on [GitHub]( https://github.com/john-bokma/tumblelog/ ). It's less lightweight as it supports t
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by jjjbokma 1y ago
It's nice to read someone else's take on writing an SSG. I wrote one [0] specifically to generate a microblog [1] so I use a single markdown file with additional directives to provide meta data like tags and to split the file in b
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by jjjbokma 2y ago
I did the same :-) and also in Python (and there is a Perl version, too). The code is available at GitHub as [tumblelog]( https://github.com/john-bokma/tumblelog ). The site is generate from a single Markdown file with e
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by jjjbokma 3y ago
The lesser known but inspiration for some well known authors [1]: [Jack Vance]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_Vance ). I can highly recommend "The Demon Princes", "The Cadwal Chronicles" and &quo
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1KLOC full-fledged static tumblelog generator(github.com)
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Show HN: Static blog generator in about 1.2KLOC(github.com)
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Show HN: Static blog generator in about 1.2KLOC(github.com)
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by jjjbokma 4y ago
For an example check out https://plurrrr.com/ .
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Show HN: Single file static microblog generator(github.com)
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Show HN: Static blog generator in about 1.2KLOC(github.com)
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Show HN: Single file static microblog generator(github.com)
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by jjjbokma 4y ago
How well does it handle a large amount of writes to small files (say 1000 files, each about 8KB)? Edit: the static blog generator I wrote [1] takes 11 seconds inside a Ubuntu virtual machine with the directory shared with MacOS on an Mac mi
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Show HN: Static blog generator in about 1.2KLOC(github.com)
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Show HN: Static blog generator in about 1.2KLOC(johnbokma.com)
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by jjjbokma 5y ago
I blog [0] when I start a book and when I have finished it. [0] https://plurrrr.com/tags/2021/book.html
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Show HN: Static blog generator in about 1.2KLOC(johnbokma.com)
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by jjjbokma 5y ago
Two reasons: to keep up to date, and to find interesting stories for my (mostly) link blog [0]. [0] https://plurrrr.com/
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by jjjbokma 5y ago
Fwiw, I have made a LaTeX resume template [1] for Pandoc. Input is markdown and output is LaTeX or LaTeX rendered to PDF. [1] https://github.com/john-bokma/resume-pandoc
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by jjjbokma 5y ago
I read besides sci-fi and fantasy a lot of crime fiction. Can highly recommend the Harry Bosch series by Michael Connelly.
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by jjjbokma 5y ago
https://github.com/john-bokma/tumblelog a static blog generator, see https://plurrrr.com/ for an example.
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by jjjbokma 5y ago
https://plurrrr.com/ is a static tumblelog. The software to generate it can be found on Github: https://github.com/john-bokma/tumblelog
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by jjjbokma 5y ago
If you use Emacs you can access RSS feeds via Gnus: https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/GnusRss
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by jjjbokma 5y ago
To answer your last question Blu-ray, especially M-DISC. Can store up to 100GB [0]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M-DISC
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by jjjbokma 5y ago
I never do. If I bother to do a thing with spam other than deleting it I report it to SpamCop [0]. [0] https://www.spamcop.net/
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by jjjbokma 5y ago
I use Emacs to edit the page in Markdown mode with some additional font locking I wrote. It looks very similar to the actual blog. Currently the input file is 1.4MB (828 blog entries) which Emacs can handle without any problems. Searching w
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by jjjbokma 5y ago
Mine is just over 1KLOC :-) But it includes both a RSS and a JSON feed, support for Twitter card / Facebook sharing, a calendar view, and a tag cloud. Live demo: https://plurrrr.com/ Code is available at github: https
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by jjjbokma 5y ago
That's very true, thanks for explaining.
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by jjjbokma 5y ago
Can't you store the meta-data as a YAML block like how for example pandoc uses for several of its output formats?
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by jjjbokma 5y ago
I use markdown + pandoc with a custom template: https://github.com/john-bokma/resume-pandoc

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