Ich blogge direkt aus Emacs heraus. Was musste ich dafür einrichten? Das habe ich versucht hier zu beschreiben. Vielleicht hilft es jemandem 🙂

https://jan-iversen.de/posts/blogging-mit-emacs-howto/

#emacs #oxhugo #hugo

Blogging mit Emacs - Howto

Wie nutze ich Emacs zum Blogging Ich hatte von Anfang an für meinen Blog die Einträge in Emacs geschrieben. Dazu verwende ich den orgmode. Nenn mich altmodisch, verkalkt oder sonst wie. Ich mag Emacs und orgmode. Bei mir hat es irgendwie Klick gemacht und ich fühle mich mit dieser 50 Jahre alten Software sehr wohl. Für diesen Blog gibt es jetzt eine einzelne Org-Datei. Der gesamte Blog ist darin enthalten. Jeder Beitrag ist ein TODO. Um daraus dann eine Webseite zu erstellen ist der Ablauf wie folgt:

Jan Iversen
So, playing around with it some, I think I may just need to reduce the amount of headings in my files xD That's what seems to be slowing down the ox-hugo export
#OxHugo #OrgMode #Emacs #HugoBlog
Ugh, I don’t know what happened in the past few months, but ox-hugo is running a whole lot slower now. It takes a solid 3 minutes to export *anything* on top of how long it would normally take.
#emacs #OrgMode #OxHugo
https://klymilark.omg.lol/2025/08/21/758/
So I just realized that #oxHugo has support for section fragments, which means eventually I'll be able to make my blog how I want it: With the exact same structure as my #JohnnyDecimal files in #OrgMode
Woot Woot! #orgroam with org-transclusion and zotxt together is such a charm! And to boot, I was able to export it to html with #oxhugo and create a set of slides with org-re-reveal. It is always fun to be able to do this without using multiple tools and interfaces, the joy of #orgmode and #emacs.

Just posted a brief description of how I incorporated the HTML details disclosure element into my emacs to ox-hugo to hugo stream. Many who are more tech-savvy than I will find this obvious, but it might be helpful to some.

#emacs #hugo #oxhugo

https://johnrakestraw.com/post/using-the-html-details-disclosure-element/

Using the HTML details disclosure element

Like many others, I post notes about my reading on my blog. I’ve tried several ways of doing this; I’m now in my third month of the current strategy, and I find that it helps me to think more carefully about what I’m reading.

thinking out loud

Like many others, I post notes about my reading in my blog. Some of those notes are rather long, and some readers might stop scrolling and leave the page before noticing a book that they might find interesting. But TIL about the HTML details disclosure element. Now I have a short summary, and readers can click on the summary to reveal the entire note. Seems much cleaner to me. (And #emacs, #oxhugo, and #hugo make it very easy to do this.)

https://johnrakestraw.com/reading

#blogging @bookstodon

Readings

writing to see what I think

thinking out loud

Today I noticed that even though ox-hugo parses timestamps from logbook drawers, and even though it parses nested logbook drawers, it doesn't consider timestamps from nested logbook drawers.

https://ox-hugo.scripter.co/doc/drawers/#logbook-dates

#OxHugo

Drawers

How Org Drawers get exported to front-matter.

@stefpac Fairly straightforward actually, I am using #oxhugo, #orgmode and org-re-reveal together to get this. The snippets I am using with #yasnippets is at https://forgemacs.bharathpalavalli.com/#org7531c77 to help with this. I am using this for the micro-site at https://ham.bharathpalavalli.com/ from the repository at https://codeberg.org/bmp/gota with Codeberg's Woodpecker CI. Hope this helps!
Forgemacs' Literate Emacs Configuration

I've been an #orgmode convert ever since I tried it about two years ago, but I finally got around to trying #oxhugo and I wonder why I waited for so long. I can actually, use the same .org file to document what I need, create a presentation from the same file, and publish a blog post using CI with it!

I guess it is time to move away from my bespoke publish.el I have for other places, #Emacs continues to provide #TIL constantly!