So previously I was using Pelican which is still a solid option for me, but since Hugo is so popular I thought that I would take a look at it. That, and a workflow publish from Org mode, which is now available with support in Emacs, NeoVim, and even some in VSCode.
Happy with what I see so far. Stay tuned.
So, as I haven’t used that other editor in many, many years, with all of the hype around Spacemacs, Doom Emacs, etc., I thought that I would take another look. Granted, Vim has been forked as NeoVim, with fun packages to compete like NVChad, but there has always been something about Emacs that intriged me, and horrified me at the same time.
The joke was always that Emacs was a wonderful operating system, it just needed a decent editor. Well, if that is a reference to Vi keybindings then evil-mode works pretty damn well, at least as good as the vim extension for VS Code. And, using Emacs keybindings isn’t that hard, although it is definitely a 2-handed exercise and might possibly contribute to carpal tunnel syndrome.