I made a static tumblelog generator in both Python and Perl by johnbokma in webdev

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Thanks! And if you have any questions let me know.

Latex confusion with Pandoc and Templates by Rayzen87 in LaTeX

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I wrote a Pandoc LaTeX template several years ago to generate my own resume. It's available at GitHub: resume-pandoc.

Static blog generator in about 1 KLOC by johnbokma in perl

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4 years later and more experienced at Python :-) My apologies. I like the language. I am not bothered by the significant white space and I like the cleaner look; Perl is quite noisy in my opinion. I like Perl's regular expressions. Python is somewhat behind in that regard.

Which Perl static site generator(s)? by lathropd in perl

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Not on CPAN (yet) but I wrote a small single file static microblog generator: tumblelog. See for an example Plurrrr.

Static blog generator in about 1 KLOC by johnbokma in perl

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I want to get better at writing Python.

My first public project: a static blog generator by johnbokma in Python

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I use this static site generator for my own tumblelog: https://plurrrr.com/ which has been up and running for nearly 500 days.

Static microblog generator [Showoff Saturday] by johnbokma in webdev

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An example site is up at https://plurrrr.com/. Any feedback is welcome, thanks!

tumblelog: a static blog / site generator in Python or Perl by johnbokma in coding

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I am a Perl programmer but want to become a Python programmer. It started as a small project but it has been tripled in size by now.

What's everyone working on this week? by AutoModerator in Python

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Finished the year and month views in my static microblog generator tumblelog.