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Ema: Haskell static site generator with hot reload
A little over a year ago I created the rib static site generator in Haskell based on Shake and ghcid.
Later that year I built Neuron (note-taking system and for publishing for Markdown files as a static site) on top of rib and announced it (see Announcing Neuron - Zettelkasten in Haskell).
I decided to meld the ideas explored in the aforementioned projects and thereby create a more general static site generator that supports hot-reload as well as enables creation of applications like Neuron. Today I’m announcing it: Ema…
Read in full here:
https://notes.srid.ca/ema-announce
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