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Any recommendations for a good static blog framework. I started looking at hugo but it gives off 80/20 vibes. I'm looking for simplicity with ease of getting started and expanding, y'know what I'm used to with clojure :)
@theeternalpulse I recently switched my blog over to cryogen and I really like that.
(I was using an old version of Octopress before, based on Jekyll, and it just got too hard to keep a Ruby env updated and working)
I think Cryogen is pretty sweet if you want a Clojure backed static blog
I'm in the same boat as Sean with my blog. I manage to keep it running but it's raining deprecation warnings all over my terminal. Probably will port it to some Clojure solution within the next two years
@borkdude It took me a day to migrate from Octopress to Cryogen. And then several hours here and there afterward to tidy up CSS and other content-related issues.
Thanks for the suggestion, I remember you recommended Octopress a while ago, but I didn't get into it mainly because of the environment setup. I'll check out cryogen
This was the quick "scratch" script I used to copy over all the Jekyll blog posts to the same URL structure on Cryogen https://github.com/seancorfield/seancorfield.github.io/blob/cryogen/src/migrate_blog.clj
It takes care of converting the post prelude to EDN and the nested yyyy/mm/dd/slug/ structure from Jekyll.
So @dpsutton approved me posting here. If you were onboarded remotely during Covid, and could share your experience - please fill out a https://t.maze.design/22090600? I’m doing a research about the improvements that could be made for all parties involved If you have more to share, I’m also doing video interviews 🙂 Thanks in advance!