#gitjournal — Public Fediverse posts

Not to keep banging on about the same topic, but it's the distraction du jour :bec_smug:

More progress on the #staticsite tonight: Finished the atom+rss generators for the #smolweb side, the #atom generator for the #gemini side, and brought over the old-as-frick css from the last time I worked on this project and got it mostly where I want it.

The build chain is complete, it just needs runners to be set up to build on commit, and I can't be assed to deal with that tonight.

Oh, #GitJournal is pretty decent, too. That'll probably be the editor of choice going forward.

Some not-so-sneak previews in this post! Would love feedback from anyone who feels like giving it :bec_wink:

#11ty

Trying #GitJournal with my markdown notes I manage in #VimWiki (thanks again to @vkc - VimWiki is awesome). But it seems to get confused creating notes.

I have the VimWiki repo in my home vcsh repository so it has a whole bunch of files besides the markdown ones. I can look at splitting it out if that confuses git journal so much.

I am trying #GitJournal https://gitjournal.io/.

What it gives me is a way to document code changes I make each day so that I can later read a detailed journal of what my thinking was when I did the work. Something with more detail than a git commit message.

ATM it is running well - each client (on Mac, PC or mobile) reads/writes to a GitHub repo which stores my journal notes.

It was a bit of a challenge to get working so if you try it and find it difficult AMA and I will help if I can.

@kravemir @gwb
Hmm, #GitJournal sounds interesting, although I can't seem to find much information on it. It might not be very popular, but I like the concept. Would love to see Keep and GitJournal merge!