<Kolev>Haunt is a complicated site generator, compared to Jekyll. I don't like it. ***sneek_ is now known as sneek
<daviid>Kolev: itisused by quite a few guilers, inckudibg for guile and guix websites, to nme two ... why don't you email guile-user, subjet 'haunt: ...', express yourdifficultiesand suggest improvments ... i don't use it personally, i use sxml->xml and a build system that pre-daates haunt, butishall move to use it in thelong future... <Kolev>daviid, i'd have to edit the builder to make the blog follow my uri scheme <daviid>wht ver you say, i am not gona help you here, it's not my domain, but i would report, by email ... and see <singpolyma>Jekyll means you're stuck with liquid. If you want a Ruby one nanoc is great <Kolev>singpolyma, for future pages, I'd prefer to use Scheme instead of Liquid. <Kolev>singpolyma, I orig. wanted to use Haunt, but Jekyll is a lot more convenient. If I create a dir, it creates a dir in the generated website. It doesn't dictate my URIs like Haunt's blog builder does. <Kolev>singpolyma, I haven't gotten into Liquid. I'd pref. Scheme. <singpolyma>Yeah, liquid is garbage. Even most people at Shopify hate it <Kolev>singpolyma, the only thing I dislike about Haunt is that URI structure depends on the builder. I see people all have their own builders because of this. It sucks. <Kolev>I just want to write my Markdown and shove some Scheme code into it. <Kolev>singpolyma, what is Shopify? Seems like some proprietary garbage. <singpolyma>Yes, Shopify is the company that makes and maintains liquid <Kolev>I never found out why Liquid is junk. I just don't see the point in learning yet another language just to avoid using PHP. <Kolev>daviid, I would like to be more involved in mailing lists, but keeping my contacts sync'd is hard, and getting the mailing lists to auto-sort into their own folders is hard <Kolev>daviid, what is the mailing list address? <Kolev>singpolyma, why do you say Liquid is necessarily garbage? <singpolyma>Kolev: it's just not really designed at all. It was evolved over time by a inexperienced CEO to solve a problem at his startup *Kolev glares at JavaScript *cwebber has things against javascript, but Jessie is at least a nice subset <singpolyma>It's not top of my list these days, but JavaScript is pretty nice overall <cwebber>also, IMO Haunt is pretty nice, it could use more love, but I think dave did a great job with it and I use it for several projects <Kolev>cwebber, I just wish I didn't have to code to use it as a website generator. <Kolev>I don't need to know Ruby to use Jekyll. <Kolev>Also, I'm sorry I said "sucks." <cwebber>Kolev: well, the goal of Haunt specifically *is* to be a thing where you're coding to build it, structurally <cwebber>if that's not for you for this purpose, that's ok, lots of other options out there :) <Kolev>I'll stick with Jekyll, I guess. <cwebber>Kolev: and Haunt will be here if you do decide you want something lisp-hackable eventually :) <Kolev>cwebber, i wanted to insert lisp code into my webpages, not webpages into my lisp code <cwebber>I personally love inserting lisp code into my webpages *and* vice versa, so everyone has their own needs and wants