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  1. Ich blogge direkt aus Emacs heraus. Was musste ich dafür einrichten? Das habe ich versucht hier zu beschreiben. Vielleicht hilft es jemandem 🙂

    jan-iversen.de/posts/blogging-

    #emacs #oxhugo #hugo

  2. Woot Woot! #orgroam with org-transclusion and zotxt together is such a charm! And to boot, I was able to export it to html with #oxhugo and create a set of slides with org-re-reveal. It is always fun to be able to do this without using multiple tools and interfaces, the joy of #orgmode and #emacs.

  3. Today I noticed that even though ox-hugo parses timestamps from logbook drawers, and even though it parses nested logbook drawers, it doesn't consider timestamps from nested logbook drawers.

    ox-hugo.scripter.co/doc/drawer

    #OxHugo

  4. @stefpac Fairly straightforward actually, I am using #oxhugo, #orgmode and org-re-reveal together to get this. The snippets I am using with #yasnippets is at forgemacs.bharathpalavalli.com to help with this. I am using this for the micro-site at ham.bharathpalavalli.com/ from the repository at codeberg.org/bmp/gota with Codeberg's Woodpecker CI. Hope this helps!

  5. I've been an #orgmode convert ever since I tried it about two years ago, but I finally got around to trying #oxhugo and I wonder why I waited for so long. I can actually, use the same .org file to document what I need, create a presentation from the same file, and publish a blog post using CI with it!

    I guess it is time to move away from my bespoke publish.el I have for other places, #Emacs continues to provide #TIL constantly!

  6. Still looking for unintended consequences before I PR it, but if you've ever struggled with ox-hugo generating ambugious relrefs to local links, this solves it for me:

    codeberg.org/rossabaker/ox-hug

    #OxHugo #OrgMode #Emacs

  7. Ox-Hugo is wonderful, but I've not solved the problem of ambiguous references whenever a page name matches a tag name, which becomes burdensome particularly once one includes a microblog.

    #OxHugo #OrgMode #Hugo

  8. I like URLs that are descriptive but sharing them in posts take up a lot of valuable characters. I don't want to use a third party url shortner because of the chance for dead links. And even if I host it, it's decoupled from the content and adds another link in the chain that could break. Thanks to @kaushalmodi's ox-hugo, even obscure Hugo features are usable.

    So I decided to add short URL of the site, by the site, for the site: shom.dev/s/1ba87346

  9. wrote the last few blogs posts on janusworx.com/blog using #OrgMode in #Emacs and then copy pasted them and rewrote them using markdown

    Wondering if it’s worth putting in the time, to move #Writing completely to Org mode using something like @kaushalmodi’s #OxHugo

  10. I think I've made some progress on my #emacs #org journaling #Today Went ahead and set up - or, perhaps I should say made use of - my #NextCloud server as a repo for my org files...made some updates to my capture templates and #OrgJournal naming conventions....got a little more comfortable with checking out the emacs calendar...

    All in all, even though it's not really all that much, I feel pretty good about it!

    Eventually I may even do some #OxHugo stuff and replace my #WriteFreely site - but I don't want to get too carried away. 😂​

  11. #Today has involved doing a bit of work on my, what I'll refer to "writing site" seeing as I'm not a huge fan of blog. 😶

    I'm thinking about going the #hugo route, in conjunction with #oxHugo because, why not? I figure it's a good way to continue the lifelong learning process and all that.

    On the #ActualJob side, we continue to basically not hear from a certain vendor who we license one of our products from, with a deadline approaching sooner rather than later. Sigh.

  12. @jtr I use #Hugo for my personal website at complete.org/ and #Wordpress for my blog at changelog.complete.org. I use #OxHugo to export my #OrgMode files from #OrgRoam for my website. It took quite some fiddling to get set up, but now that it's set up, it Just Works.

    I wouldn't use it for a blog, though, due to lack of comments, ActivityPub integration, etc.

  13. bon j'arrive toujours pas à faire marcher ox-hugo dans #emacs, y'a une variable non définie.
    mais j'ai enfin trouvé le site officiel du CMS hugo, et réussi à faire une config qui convertit des fichiers org avec pandoc. y'a juste que mes liens entre fichiers org par leur identifiant est pété, mais ça fonctionne.

    et figurez vous que les tutos sur ox-hugo ne sont pas foutus de donner de lien vers le site de hugo. étonnant non ?
    gohugo.io/installation

    #emacs #orgmode #oxhugo #orgroam #pandoc

  14. I started migrating from ox-hugo to pure Org Mode, but am having second thoughts. Thinking about handling webhooks, creating new markdown for events, and regenerating quickly. Hugo might still be a good "compilation target".

    #OxHugo #OrgMode #Indieweb

  15. @daviwil using with and to generate a static HTML site and/or throw it to and run in an eshell/vterm buffer. I imagine that entire workflow should be pretty appealing and show off a lot of the power of emacs while being very accessible to users.

  16. @shom Thanks, thanks, thanks Kaushal for cooking ( + + made easy !)

    @[email protected]

  17. Shoutout to @[email protected] for making so feature rich! Anytime I want to do something in but still do it directly with in it's supported by ox-hugo. Today it was details and summary collapsible drawers. Thanks Kaushal!

  18. @[email protected] This is some excellent next level support!!! Thanks so much, that totally worked. I'll read into the underpinnings more tomorrow.

    I hope you saw my kudos to you on my original write-up, otherwise it just seems like pandering now 😆 . Seriously, thanks again for the help and more importantly the excellent project, I'm barely scratching the surface!

  19. CW: Sexual joke

    #oxhugo is such a fun way to write blog posts. I love that you can turn an organized text file into a blog.

    gods I love a well organized plain text file. They give me nerd boners every time.

  20. I finally created my personal website: > > > on pages.sr.ht using custom domain (still building locally until I hack together an elisp publish script to create the build environment).
    shom.dev/

    If anyone has any suggestions or feedback, I would very much appreciate learning new/better approaches. Repo @ git.sr.ht/~shom/shom.dev