For the first time in *years* I've just sat in a coffee shop and hacked on some Lisp. https://github.com/davep/blogmore.el/pull/1/changes
T'was fun. Also realised my Elisp is a wee bit rusty.
For the first time in *years* I've just sat in a coffee shop and hacked on some Lisp. https://github.com/davep/blogmore.el/pull/1/changes
T'was fun. Also realised my Elisp is a wee bit rusty.
Revamping my blog with #BlogMore has got me writing a bit more again, which in turn made me want to speed things up a touch while writing in #Emacs -- so I wrote some helper code: https://blog.davep.org/2026/03/19/some-blogmore-elisp.html

It's been a moment since I last wrote any Emacs Lisp code, at least anything non-trivial. I've tinkered with my Emacs configuration, I've tweaked the odd personal package here and there, but nothing fresh for ages. I actually can't remember what the last package was that I wrote.
Another day. Another 14 #hugo upgrades. Another puzzling error (unless you're a wizard Hugo developer).
ERROR building site:
<snip>
execute of template failed: template: rss.xml:10:11
</snip>
Fixed by adding 'Author = '"Andy"'' to 'config.toml'. Of course, how stupid of me.
TBH #blogmore, Zola, BSSG or plain HTML pages are starting to look more and more attractive although I'm tied into Emacs/ox-hugo and Codeberg pages for my, err, workflow.
I rescued the content of my photoblog: https://blog.davep.org/2026/03/02/seen-by-rescued.html