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lambdaland.org | ||
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ounapuu.ee
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| | | | | Those of you who follow my blog using the RSS feed might have seen that new, incomplete posts popped up around the time I published my FOSDEM 2024 post. Oops. I recently tried looking for an alternative to writing blog posts in IntelliJ and out of all the options I stuck to MarkText. Well, it does things a bit differently and what was once a front-matter containing all sorts of metadata, including the one that prevents publishing a post if it is a draft, turned into a code block, and Hugo happily served that up. | |
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chuck.is
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blog.aaronbieber.com
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| | | | | I have a few blogs, including this one, and over the years I've used a few different platforms. My first ever blog was on WordPress, but now all of my blogs use Hugo, a static site generator written in Go. The one "downside" to using a static site generator is that you can't easily do some of the things that a server-based system can do, like cross-posting to other places. This is a post about why I chose to use Hugo and how I post to Mastodon and Bluesky (mostly) automatically. | |
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chelseatroy.com
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| | | Last week Aisha Blake hosted me for a conversation about computer science education, from designing an activity to a session to a course. Luckily, we got this recording, so you can watch it anytime! Here's that link to the recording again. Additional notes on what we covered: First, here is the "Designing a Course" blog... | ||
