simple-build.el has expanded and is now known as jot.el and hosted on
sourcehut. Intending to work on this for general use as tool to define your own
Org->HTML pipeline. Supporting this package, I want to write either another
package or just some functions that support the sourcehut pages API:
For the first time I've decided to attach my legal name to some software I wrote. Feels extremely weird, but I want to start building a public identity and attaching it to things I want people to associate me with. Attaching my name to something sort of makes me want to care about it more, oddly enough.
Turns out, naming and ownership provide quite a lot of motivation for me. Just giving a project a good name will get me to actually work on it. Putting my legal name on it makes me want to improve the code and presentation.
Updated /assets/style.css, going from 180 lines of CSS to just under 100. I'm
sure it'll grow to be around 100 as I don't yet have anything managining
<details>, <summary>, or image size handling. I'd like to keep my CSS under 1KB
without minification, but currently it's sitting at
'Releasing' v0.1 of simple-build.el, my tool for building a flat list of html files
It's basic but its my first little wiki-like build tool. Maybe I'll get around to adding RSS feeds at some point but I actually don't like the idea of my site being that closely watched. I rather have people organically visit it, whenever they come across it or are reminded of it somehow. Realistically, regardless of whether an RSS feed existed or not, that's how most people will interact with it. So, what's the point? A site like mine, a wiki-esque, doesn't need to be 'followed'.
Created now.html: a log of things I've done or am in the process of doing.