My transition from pure HTML to something a bit more complex
11/27/24 - 246 words
So, my site has been around for quite a while; according to the GitHub repo, it's been around since January of
2022. Now, when I first created the site, it
had a much different form. It was originally designed to copy the early
Revolt website trend started by
Jennifer and then followed shortly by
Zomatree. This early website was poorly designed, bland as hell, and
generally didn't reflect me very well, which is why I redesigned it around this time last year, changing it to the
terminal style you see right now. This style was designed to resemble UNIX
manpages, with my own little touches thrown in to add some life (monochrome is
so last century). Last week, I decided that I was tired of manually
updating all of tha pages whenever I changed something in the template (and
manually updating the post list), so I decided to make a shitty BASH-based SSG
for it.
The SSG in question
Now, don't get your hopes up. This SSG isn't anything special. In fact, it's
pretty much the bare minimum required to actually qualify as an SSG in the
first place. It's based on the doc converter I made for CUT, with minor modifications. In
fact, the modifications are so minor that I can't even be assed to actually
finish this post. Goodbye!
$ find -name author
ERROR 404: NULL NOT FOUND Programmer, hacker, BSD user, FOSS believer