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Notes and posts

  • typst

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    Introduction Typst is a modern typesetting language. See this post for a good intro to the topic -- Exploring Typst, a new typesetting system similar to LaTeX - jreyesr's blog; via. See Typst as a Language Typst makes…

  • Obsidian

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    Obsidian is a knowledge base that works on top of your local folder of plain text files. Think of logseq and roamresearch. Obsidian Graph, manually exported from the Graph View as a screenshot - 2024-04-05 How I'm using…

  • Markup languages

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    djot "Djot is a light markup syntax. It derives most of its features from commonmark, but it fixes a few things that make commonmark's syntax complex and difficult to parse efficiently. It is also much fuller-featured…

  • Static Site Generators

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    Some notes and links on Static Site Generators (SSG). A "hello world" program for the 2010's (and 2020s). Articles Why You Should Write Your Own Static Site Generator; Nov 2023. The understated innovation of static site…

  • Pandoc

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    Pandoc is a program that converts between various text markup formats. Pandoc allows you to customise the output via extensive command line arguments and by templates. My projects related to Pandoc Semantic CSS for…

  • Markdown

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    Why Use plain text (like markdown) to write things? Dr Kieran Healy has a nice website explaining how The Markdown Guide for the Perplexed Desktop Tools I MarkEdit as the default app to open .md files on MacOS…

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