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Shake Blog

Lobsters Hottest · 2026-07-19 Cached

Shake Blog is a starter project for building a static site generator using Shake and Haskell, producing a blog with posts, archives, and an Atom feed. It is intended for developers who want to fork and customize.

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Zine 0.12.0

Lobsters Hottest · 2026-07-08 Cached

Zine 0.12.0, a static site generator, adds Firefox dev server support, directory-based static assets, custom config fields, Codeberg Pages deployment docs, and a new setup action v2 with version matching enforcement.

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Rheo 0.4.0

Lobsters Hottest · 2026-06-30 Cached

Rheo 0.4.0 is an update to a document infrastructure tool that enables multi-format publishing (PDF, HTML, EPUB) from Typst source files.

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But yak shaving is fun

Hacker News Top · 2026-06-16 Cached

The article explains the concept of yak shaving in software development, where a series of tangential tasks are performed to achieve a primary goal, illustrated by the author's experience building a custom static site generator from scratch, and traces the term's origin to a cartoon.

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A Forth-inspired language for writing websites

Lobsters Hottest · 2026-05-22 Cached

Beto introduces Forge, a Forth-inspired stack-based language for building websites, featuring both server-side and client-side rendering via a WebAssembly compiler.

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It's All Just Trees With Web Origami

Lobsters Hottest · 2026-04-22 Cached

Web Origami is a flexible JavaScript-based static site generator and data transformation tool that treats all content as interoperable trees.

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Hot Wiring the Lisp Machine

Lobsters Hottest · 2026-04-19 Cached

A developer shares their experience building a zero-dependency static site generator using Emacs and Org-mode, discussing the limitations of existing tools like org-publish and their journey to create a publishing solution that preserves their workflow.

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