20,000 Page Static Website Written In Org Mode DistroTube
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Date: 2022-03-30
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David
This is really neat. Every time I see you do something cool with org mode in emacs, it really makes me wish I could get over my VI bias and learn to use it. Too many hours spent in computer lab in college being forced to use VI on Solaris and VMS has made it almost impossible to get it out of my head. I was going to try the EVIL mode but still it's really really hard to change old habits. - Btw, for a non-programmer, you do a pretty good job explaining this. Maybe teaching is your calling.
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This is really neat. Every time I see you do something cool with org mode in emacs, it really makes me wish I could get over my VI bias and learn to use it. Too many hours spent in computer lab in college being forced to use VI on Solaris and VMS has made it almost impossible to get it out of my head. I was going to try the EVIL mode but still it's really really hard to change old habits. - Btw, for a non-programmer, you do a pretty good job explaining this. Maybe teaching is your calling.
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Kingkor
Why not just use Nextjs/Gatsby/Nuxt/SvelteKit or any SSG tool or even vanilla HTML/Markdown to make this kind of static blog sites & just host to GithubPages/Netlify/Vercel for free or even a personal Raspberry PI mini server. I don't get it, how you guys come up with this kind of weird web & hosting plan/platform
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Why not just use Nextjs/Gatsby/Nuxt/SvelteKit or any SSG tool or even vanilla HTML/Markdown to make this kind of static blog sites & just host to GithubPages/Netlify/Vercel for free or even a personal Raspberry PI mini server. I don't get it, how you guys come up with this kind of weird web & hosting plan/platform
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11WicToR11
i always felt like this guy simply reads manpage and makes 10-20 min video about something that is so easy to search ...never had much respect. But this is impressive. It feels like you intentionally tied your hands behind your back and found some awesome ways to solve that anyway. Good job!
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i always felt like this guy simply reads manpage and makes 10-20 min video about something that is so easy to search ...never had much respect. But this is impressive. It feels like you intentionally tied your hands behind your back and found some awesome ways to solve that anyway. Good job!
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Mike
Derek this -maker- video is one of my favorites. I've been intimidated by your Emacs videos and saw no reason to challenge myself to learn this program. With this content you presented, now I see a reason why I should. I look forward to more content from you that inspires.
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Derek this -maker- video is one of my favorites. I've been intimidated by your Emacs videos and saw no reason to challenge myself to learn this program. With this content you presented, now I see a reason why I should. I look forward to more content from you that inspires.
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Toran
I really need to get on with learning Bash scripting and perhaps Org-mode as well... especially when it comes to things like this, as I have a few websites in mind that don't need to use WP.
I was wondering though, what static site generator are you using?
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I really need to get on with learning Bash scripting and perhaps Org-mode as well... especially when it comes to things like this, as I have a few websites in mind that don't need to use WP.
I was wondering though, what static site generator are you using?
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Walter
I have to say, when i saw you sorted stuff and etc. i was kinda afraid.
-ohh here we go. here comes the javascript bloat-
But no! im SO glad u used something else! and its super cool to see how this whole thing was made!
cheers from norway!
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I have to say, when i saw you sorted stuff and etc. i was kinda afraid.
-ohh here we go. here comes the javascript bloat-
But no! im SO glad u used something else! and its super cool to see how this whole thing was made!
cheers from norway!
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Ramin
If Emacs Org-Mode is taking forever to render tens of thousands of documents, why not write a simple Emacs Lisp script to do the formatting things for you and run Emacs in -batch mode- in a separate process? That is what I would do.
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If Emacs Org-Mode is taking forever to render tens of thousands of documents, why not write a simple Emacs Lisp script to do the formatting things for you and run Emacs in -batch mode- in a separate process? That is what I would do.
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mickaushy
9:00 org-mode version 9.5 or more supports -#+begin_src :async- without installing ob-async.
This flag let you use emacs while running source block in background. Check org-mode official release notes for more info.
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9:00 org-mode version 9.5 or more supports -#+begin_src :async- without installing ob-async.
This flag let you use emacs while running source block in background. Check org-mode official release notes for more info.
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Robert
Hey DT.. You mentioned, that a full build does take hours. How long does it actually take? And another question. Have you built in any kind of parallelism to increase performance?
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Hey DT.. You mentioned, that a full build does take hours. How long does it actually take? And another question. Have you built in any kind of parallelism to increase performance?
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Motaz
Hey DT i have a problem when displaying icons like the one in exa --icons some are present and some show the unicode box number thing how can i fix it ? and thanks in advance.
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Hey DT i have a problem when displaying icons like the one in exa --icons some are present and some show the unicode box number thing how can i fix it ? and thanks in advance.
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