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Soooo, I managed to make a new tag for #twig. It was surprisingly complex. But I learned a lot. Interesting, how easy #eleventy made the process of adding (paired) shortcodes (while supporting multiple rendering engines no less!). If you want to do something like this by hand in twig, because you are noddeling around making your own static site generator, you have to understand the template parsing process more or less in toto.
On the other hand, now I know™ how it works and that's nice, too!
RE: https://floss.social/@bzg/117610098441224750
That orgy ssg for org files looks quite cool acutally for bootstraping a possible #org and #emacs learning journey. Tutorial with some screenshots: https://bzg.fr/en/notes/orgy-tutorial/
I am in love with "bootstrapping" when attempting to use a new piece of software that fits the mold of a public #digitalGarden, like org mode in emacs (at least with #orgroam, although orgy seems to not need it). I did so when I used #ikiwiki, #tiddlywiki and most recently with #obsidian (partly).
Bootstrapping in this context to me is to write down in the new app what I've learned but then also publish what I've learned. A very motivating way to get to know a thing and I think more interesting than writing the perfect tutorial afterwards.
My blog is #eleventy based (with some dynamic pieces using #hono), but the editor is Obsidian (although since bridging my blog and mastodon, Mona has taken over for the smaller posts I tend to write with the little time I have). I have a private notes system and this public blog/garden hybrid.
I am in a pretty ok place with Obsidian (and the rest of my setup), but I'm itching to switch things up a little. I think it's mostly because emacs seems like it could be doing everything I need to do it at once - task management, pkm and coding - and it would be pretty portable (a thing I value as I am preparing an escape route out of the apple ecosystem which I might take at some point if need be). What a shame that at least one of the emacs lead maintainers seems to be a slavery apologist (which is a reduction of the situation, but not by that much) and emacs might be tainted software soon. And if I am switching, then hopefully to something better (for certain values of "better").
Satori recently rendered "Let's Encrypt" into one of my social images 🙃
Thanks to @pwa I switched to #Typst: social images and podcast covers in a sixth of the time 🚀 It worked so well that it's now an Eleventy plugin 📦
Satori hat mir zuletzt „Let's Encrypt“ ins Social Image gerendert 🙃
Dank @pwa bin ich auf #Typst umgestiegen: Social Images und Podcast-Cover in einem Sechstel der Zeit 🚀 Und weil's so gut klappt, gibt's das jetzt als Eleventy-Plugin 📦