Gregory's ServerJekyll proved to be PITA to manage locally, so here we go, let’s try Clojure
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I now have my own instaparse-based markdown parser and multiline string literal tag for Clojure. All this to just write one more post :)  Wrote HTML tag detector and my own version of hiccup with human-readable output. I can already re-generate old posts from the markdown sources! aaaaaand... https://tonsky.me is now served from my own server running Clojure! Migrated from Jekyll/Github Pages, now with my own router and from-the-scratch markdown parser  @nikitonsky nice, congrats! Where are you hosting? I've been thoroughly impressed with fly.io myself. @nikitonsky a few pictures do not load returning 403, e.g. https://tonsky.me/blog/sublime-clojure/grammar.png @ https://tonsky.me/blog/sublime-clojure/  @dmitriid nah, I don’t really want to write another web editor, too much work + I like Sublime too much |
You might say: Niki, but writing your own blog engine is a form of procrastination!
To what I will reply: since I started, I’ve already wrote my own ring router and couple of major features for Clojure Sublimed. Steady deep progress :)