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docs/specs for a tutorial site for a Common Lisp environment
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Do we really have to write html ? Where to write content ? #56

Closed vindarel closed 7 years ago

vindarel commented 7 years ago

Hi, finally I got quicklisp and slime working, thanks to this website :) I forked this repo. It's done with Jekyll. But I can't find markdown content. Nor can I find a "gh-pages" branch. Where the heck can I find the content files ? I see html files with a yaml frontend… do we have to write html ?

thanks

pnathan commented 7 years ago

Hi there,

This has been hanging idle for a bit, and I can't remember anymore. Let me get back to you in another 8 hours or so.

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Hi, finally I got quicklisp and slime working, thanks to this website :) I forked this repo. It's done with Jekyll. But I can't find markdown content. Nor can I find a "gh-pages" branch. Where the heck can I find the content files ? I see html files with a yaml frontend… do we have to write html ?

thanks

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pnathan commented 7 years ago

Sorry about the delay. Family stuff... anyway.

vindarel commented 7 years ago

Some slapping of pnathan may be in order there.

nooo :D

So looks like we agree pure html isn't a panacea. So the first one to propose a markdown solution will receive a big thank you. I know what to do when I get bored at christmas.

Maybe work will be saved by the possibility to mix markdown and html. That would be great, we may have only to restructure the website and write a new build command. We may not have a lot of work. Building a Jekyll site isn't difficult.

I also discovered Cliki but your website has value. Btw I discovered Portacle, a portable and multiplatform lisp environment: sbcl, quicklisp, emacs, slime and git. Easy ! (could you add it ?)

see you !

pnathan commented 7 years ago

I haven't encountered portacle before. Is it easy to use? My perspective is very skewed at this point, I've been Lisping/emacsing/version controlling for almost a decade now, so my judgements are a bit experience-skewed.

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Some slapping of pnathan may be in order there.

nooo :D

So looks like we agree pure html isn't a panacea. So the first one to propose a markdown solution will receive a big thank you. I know what to do when I get bored at christmas.

Maybe work will be saved by the possibility to mix markdown and html. That would be great, we may have only to restructure the website and write a new build command. We may not have a lot of work. Building a Jekyll site isn't difficult.

I also discovered Cliki but your website has value. Btw I discovered Portacle https://shinmera.github.io/portacle/, a portable and multiplatform lisp environment: sbcl, quicklisp, emacs, slime and git. Easy ! (could you add it ?)

see you !

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vindarel commented 7 years ago

Yes it looks like working perfectly on linux and windows, except latest version of Mac: https://www.reddit.com/r/lisp/comments/5j2fek/portacle_a_portable_common_lisp_development/

pnathan commented 7 years ago

great.

I'll try to force open my evening tonight to do a deploy here, then I'll examine how the deploy strategy is to automate it more.

pnathan commented 7 years ago

@vindarel this is now published on github pages via the master branch; the dns system is appropriately configured, with the usual DNS records trickling out across the globe to different nameservers. There's a metric ton of cruft hanging out in the repo, and certainly it's worth chasing down and removing at some point.

I've merged your PRs. Please feel free to decruftify. I don't know if I'll be very active here for a bit, I have a very busy month coming up (the past 2 months have involved a lot of high priority family stuff), and then I'll be back at work.

vindarel commented 7 years ago

Yeah, cool, nice job !

feel free to decruftify

ok, I'll keep learning and see what can be improved.

See you !