Now that I am in college and soon was going to be out in the industry, I thought I should start putting myself out there, that is, have some platform for myself in general. The first thing that came to my mind was to make a personal website, which would have technical write-ups, blogs, etc. My original plan was to grab some HUGO or Jekyll static site generator templates and use them and tweak them for myself. But then there arose 3 problems:
me
to me. Even If I found one, it gives me itches to
tweak it again, which lead us to point 1 ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
.(╥﹏╥)
.So, to solve this problem, my only choice was to write my own site. I
know you are probably (-‸ლ)
, but this looks like an
altogether better option to me ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
. I would not have
to spend days learning things because I can just use HTML, CSS and some
JS. Making a simple site with those in just a few hours of google
searching.
There was a new problem. If I wanted to write blogs, I would have to
do it in HTML and not markdown. To avoid this painful scenario, I used
the pandoc CLI tool to convert. To convert the blog in bulk, I had to
write a script to do the conversion. Then I thought, why not just write
a simple static site generator?( ゚ー゚)
So, I thought, why not just do it? I maybe learn a thing or two and have something new to showcase? While creating it, I had some goals for it.
And so we are done. Was it any brainer to get it done? No! I just
hacked and dumped it together ↶(`∇´)
.
Here, this is how it look like ¬‿¬
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