Shoot! Looks like I missed the submission deadline by a day? I was going to submit my project called "Blorg" <https://github.com/createyourpersonalaccount/blorg>. Blorg is a derived backend of ox-html (org-mode exported to HTML) that is better-suited for those that want to maintain a blog with org-publish. In particular Blorg:
1) Emits validated HTML5 (ox-html tries to be a multi-language backend, XHTML (strict), HTML4, HTML5, etc). 2) Targets less-sophisticated users with out-of-the-box support for multiple features (local MathJax, colorized source code, citations, static assets). I also intend to add some more features like generated SVG from Graphviz, PlantUML, and so on. 3) Adds more semantic meaning to elements (e.g. uses <time datetime=...>; <code>) 4) Corrects the HTML5 structure with <body><main><article>, and so on. My main audience is people who wish to blog their org files into the web masses with minimal configuration. Currently the state of the art is that people can either publish with ox-html + org-publish (and tolerate the issues above) or using body-only export + another blog generator like Jekyll, both solutions more involved than I'd like. I'm looking for someone to help with server-side generation of SVG for MathJax to remove the JavaScript dependency. I'm also looking for general feedback. If you're curious to see what the generation looks like, you can either try it out or navigate yourself to a page from my personal blog like <https://createyourpersonalaccount.github.io/blog/physics/schrodinger-equation.html>. (Although my personal blog is using an earlier, more hackish version of blorg with multiple makefiles, bash scripts, etc involved when I lacked a better understanding of org's ox exporter framework.) Regards, Nikolaos Chatzikonstantinou
