Other requirements: Ideally posts would be managed by Git, and I'd like to embed (syntax-highlighted) code.
I want to write a blog, in markdown, embedded into an existing site (written in Scala), with my own layout/styling. What should I use?
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@propensive .md files in git, jekyll to turn them in HTML, sbt to push them to your site, serve as static file? - Show replies
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@propensive I'd consider a combination of https://github.com/tpolecat/tut and https://github.com/sbt/sbt-siteThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@propensive jekyll with sbt-site, sbt-ghpages and tut plugins. Example with rudimentary index and pagination: https://github.com/typedops/funops -
@SusanPotter@github Oh, this looks fantastic! Maybe I don't even need to read any docs... (I'm as bad at reading them as writing them...) - Show replies
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@propensive if I remember correctly@ppurang went down the road not so long agoThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@lottefrank Thanks, Charlotte! Poole sounds like it could give me a quick start, too...
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@lottefrank My integration might be more complex - I'll have to play around. I still need to decide whether to go static or Scala webapp...
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@lottefrank My instinct is to build an app, because it's more familiar. But a darn sight more complicated...
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@propensive Sounds like a job for Jekyll -
@JacoPretorius That's what most people are saying! Thanks :)
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