Octopus is just a hack basically you cut or copy a selected texted text
with pillar syntax and when you paste it back instead of the same pillar
text it pastes the text converted to HTML. Essentially it allows me to
write pillar inside a HTML file and have it converted lively. Far more
Pharo like t
I look forward to giving Ecstatic a try. Much to learn first.
dynamically is misspelled as dinamically on the fast_feedback page.
Thanks.
Jimmie Houchin
On 10/26/2016 10:50 AM, stepharo wrote:
What is octopus?
Because what you can do with ecstatic (and this is written in the doc)
is t
What is octopus?
Because what you can do with ecstatic (and this is written in the doc)
is that you can see you website before publishing it.
There is also a simple blog post. And it is easy to use.
Stef
http://guillep.github.io/ecstatic/install.html
http://guillep.github.io/ecstatic/first
You want me to use it or help you out ?
The way you want.
Trying and telling us if you succeed.
I could give you the bootstrap templates.
With mustache you can make amazing websites.
Yes it would be great to have more templates.
Personally I am happy with Octopus, everything looks fine, I
You want me to use it or help you out ? I could give you the bootstrap
templates.
With mustache you can make amazing websites.
Personally I am happy with Octopus, everything looks fine, I am already
using Pillar efficiently.
What I could improve is the automatic generation of blog posts. Time wis
dimitris
may be you should have a look at ecstatic.
We should migrate it to the latest version of Pillar but our ideas was
to use pillar to produce static web site.
http://guillep.github.io/ecstatic/
The web site of guille is produced with ecstatic
https://guillep.github.io/research.html If
not for now, I never used RSS feeds myself and have no clue how to add one
so it will have to wait for now. This is actually my first effort at
creating a blog and a website from scratch, well if you exclude the
bootsrap templates. I did it this way because I wanted more control and an
opportunity
No RSS? :)
> So I decided to take a stab at making my own blog for pharo and making my
> own website for my projects and my work , you can find my blog here
>
> http://www.kilon-alios.com/subpages/blog/index.html
>
> Does not have much content, but there is a blog post about my latest
> project
Thanks Offray
My "backend" is Octopus and Pillar so 100% Pharo :) But I do edit the final
Html, mainly fine tuning. Pillar and Octopus deal with the long text and
generate the appropriate HTML.
The blog and website are static because they are hosted by Gitlab and only
static website generators are
Seems nice. Which back end do you use for your website?
Cheers,
Offray
On 25/10/16 07:37, Dimitris Chloupis wrote:
So I decided to take a stab at making my own blog for pharo and making
my own website for my projects and my work , you can find my blog here
http://www.kilon-alios.com/subpage
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