Beardy Star Stuff
@dennyhenke@social.coop  ·  activity timestamp 2 weeks ago

Apple to GNU/Linux Journal - GNU Emacs

"Back in late May and early June I began to give GNU Emacs a try. I’d opened it once or twice before only to quit it after a few minutes. Why bother when there are so many other text editors to choose from? The first thing I noticed about GNU Emacs was that it used different keybindings from those that have become fairly standard across most text editors. So, right off, that was a...

#Apple#GNU#Linux#FreeSoftware#Emacs
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Zenie
@Zenie@piaille.fr replied  ·  activity timestamp 2 weeks ago
@dennyhenke

I write similarly in org. I keep all my articles together
In a file.

I am currently using Jekyll for my website. It can use org directly, but I have been publishing to markdown.
I am thinking about trying Zola.

The difference is that I use org-babel to publish my subtree to markdown into my website.

The contents of the drawer become Jekyll header variables. The log gets updated with published as well as a timestamp. If it's published again it gets another stamp. Images get placed where they should.

This is done with one key-binding on the subtree I want published as a post. Org-babel can also publish to pdf and a bunch of others.