Turn your blog into a book | jorge
using the jorge static site generator to pack a blog anthology as an epub file.| jorge
using the jorge static site generator to pack a blog anthology as an epub file.| jorge
As of a couple of weeks ago, olano.dev, previously a Jekyll website, is generated with jorge. This post documents the migration process.| jorge
Some miscellaneous notes I took while working on jorge.| jorge
The beauty of the jorge serve command was that I could start with a naive implementation and iterate towards the ideal one, keeping it functional at every step of the way. This post summarizes that process.| jorge
The project concept, as I originally planned it, had a few problems, but they went away when I found out I could parse org-mode files in Go.| jorge
Dumping some notes I took while I was setting up my environment and reading the bare minimum to get started with Go programming.| jorge
When I'm toying with the idea for a new project, I start by picturing what it could look like from the perspective of the users: what the interface will be. For web applications, this means deciding what actions will I make available to them, what menus and buttons, and what information I need to display on a given view. Then I make some sketches to figure out how to fit all that into a web page layout1. For command-line applications it gets much easier: I just need to come up with the right ...| jorge
jorge started as a Go learning project, so writing down my thoughts on the language seemed like a good way to wrap up this devlog.| jorge
During work on jorge, for the first time, I felt tempted to delegate some tasks to an AI.| jorge
