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Comment on Add a Meta page to your personal website in ~comp
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Add a Meta page to your personal website
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Comment on What programming/technical projects have you been working on? in ~comp
hedy LinkI've been hacking together my own customized static site generator for my blog! See context here The end goal is to replace Hugo, so that whenever I want to extend or add functionality, I can just...I've been hacking together my own customized static site generator for my blog! See context here
The end goal is to replace Hugo, so that whenever I want to extend or add functionality, I can just adjust my script rather than spending hours pouring through Hugo docs and forums hoping it supports my special use-cases.
It's written in Go, using text/template for gemini & email outputs, and html/template for html, rss, and atom outputs. Attempting to make yet another general-purpose SSG is a non-goal. It's why I'm planning to move off Hugo in the first place.
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Comment on Fortnightly Programming Q&A Thread in ~comp
hedy Link Parentyeah, I think I forgot to make what I wanted clear, sorry. So not for building a CLI, but more like a sort of "integrated?" parsing and using line-oriented commands and args in a repeated loop or...yeah, I think I forgot to make what I wanted clear, sorry. So not for building a CLI, but more like a sort of "integrated?" parsing and using line-oriented commands and args in a repeated loop or a TUI. Thanks for the pointers @ainar-g
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Comment on Fortnightly Programming Q&A Thread in ~comp
hedy Link(Go beginner here) Currently working on a small line-mode driven program in Go. From the Python world there's the cmd package which provides a simple framework for doing things similar to what I'm...(Go beginner here) Currently working on a small line-mode driven program in Go. From the Python world there's the
cmdpackage which provides a simple framework for doing things similar to what I'm working on. Is there a similar package in Go? I found one that literally says "python cmd package in go" but it was update ~9 years ago or something. Other programs that does line-oriented command parsing I've seen, they use their own framework for building the commands. So maybe I also have to do it myself -
Comment on html test in ~test
hedy Link Parentthat's what i see from my inbox few secs agoTesting a comment feature. When you see this in your inbox, @hedy, please reply with C.
[Context: I'll edit A into B briefly after posting (ninja-edit). I'll edit B into C after about 10 minutes. I'm interested in what shows up in your inbox. I want to know whether edits propagate into inboxes.]
that's what i see from my inbox few secs ago
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html test
docs don't have preview for these: I think this starts at ~~9 PM~~ <ins>10 PM</ins> I think this starts at 9 PM 10 PM E = mc<sup>2</sup> E = mc2 also, markdown inside expandable text: Click to...
docs don't have preview for these:
I think this starts at ~~9 PM~~ <ins>10 PM</ins>
I think this starts at9 PM10 PM
E = mc<sup>2</sup>
E = mc2
also,
markdown inside expandable text:
Click to view the hidden text
html strong
now markdown
**won't work**will work
(it was already opened because
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Comment on example.com in ~test
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example.com
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I love that Tildes Docs has these pages, and thanks for mentioning it! However, my goal for the post is primarily to encourage meta pages on personal websites; examples included focus on individuals, with links to pages either on their website or personal blog. I think it isn't uncommon for project/product documentation to include a changelog or a meta FAQ page, for instance, but would love to see more of it for personal websites :)