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hjr265.me
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| | | | | A few weeks ago, I came across a blog post on my RSS reader: Building a blog in Django. This simple tutorial by Simon Willison was an enjoyable read. I understand the topic is not novel, but I liked how it reminds you of the simple features that enhance the implementation of a blog. Quoting from the blog post by Simon Willison: Here are the features I consider to be essential for a blog in 2023 (though they haven't changed much in over a decade): | |
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www.rockyourcode.com
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| | | | | Who wants to read an incomplete RSS feed that forces you to open the original website? Hugo is the static site generator that powers my blog. Hugo ships with a default RSS template which only shows a summary of your articles. If you want to read the full content, youll need to visit the website. That sucks. I want to create a full-text RSS feed for my blog. Template Lookup Order Well need to create a modified RSS template. | |
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brainbaking.com
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| | | | | gemini://brainbaking.com was launched! | |
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logr.cogley.info
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| | | Was pleasantly suprised at how easy it is to get syntax highlighting going in Hugo, since its inclusion of the fast Golang-based «Chroma» library, and even making it backward compatible with most pygments settings. My config.toml contains the following: 1 2 3 4 pygmentsOptions = "linenos=table" pygmentsCodeFences = "true" pygmentsCodefencesGuessSyntax = "true" pygmentsStyle = "tango" ... and to get it to work you just use a code fence (three backticks) specifying the language like: | ||
