Last update: 2024-08-31
My website is essentially three pages, that is, I normally work with three pages1 only:
YYYY-MM-DD-latest_note.html
index.html
now.html
It goes like this: • generate
YYYY-MM-DD-latest_note.html
, • update
index.html
with a link to
YYYY-MM-DD-latest_note.html
. If needed, • update
now.html
. And • upload all three files to the web server.
That’s it.
I use Zettlr Obsidian to create and maintain my notes
in markdown
and an Obsidian plugin2 exports to html quite nicely. Had
the web browsers supported .md
files natively, I would have
skipped the conversion step.
Updated on 2024-08-26
: I no longer use the workflow
above. See New Workflow
Updated on 2024-05-11:
I’ve added one more step and file to
generate a feed.rss file and upload it to the server. See Script.
Of course there are n
number of content
pages (e.g. YYYY-MM-DD-~.html
). Thus the website contains
n+2
pages.↩︎