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?
Other requirements: Ideally posts would be managed by Git, and I'd like to embed (syntax-highlighted) code.
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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? -
@propensive sbt-site might be of interest, if not as a solution, at least as a source of ideas and existing tools
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@propensive Not Scala I know, but Hakyll is niceThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@propensive jekyll is natively supported on GitHub, otherwise you would have to build the site offline and than push it to GitHub. -
@stefanobaghino This might make the difference for me... Hiding the build step from me removes the biggest maintenance burden. :) - Show replies
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@propensive I've used@DocPad for static site generation some time ago - worked nicely - runs on node, supports .md http://docpad.org/Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@propensive Sounds like Jekyll. If you were willing to forgo Git management and wanted something a little more CMS-y, I'd check out Ghost. -
@rynbtmn I'm getting closer to committing to Jekyll, I think. Not quite there yet... More reading to do!
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@propensive I've used octopress in the past - sounds close if you're prepared to run ruby -
@propensive@rynbtmn iirc octopress uses jekyll and adds the git element. Both worth checking out, somewhere there is probably your solution - Show replies
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