Re: Examples of online documentation written with Org-mode

[Thomas Redelberger <redetho@gmx.de>]

All pages of my personal web-site are written in Org (except for sitemap):
  https://web222.webclient5.de

I have documented how I use the built-in org to html export:
  https://web222.webclient5.de/doc/swdev/emacs/orgmode/html

I do not use org-publish.
The navigation, headers and footes of my site are generated using XSLT, CSS and a few python scripts, which are open source:
  https://web222.webclient5.de/prj/content/trgensit
A ZIP file contains also tree-like documentation (i.e. multiple HTML files), which was generated by the package...
I did /not/ include the org sources of the pages - only resulting HTML - to avoid confusing those that might want to use the site generator without org.

Best regards
Thomas
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Thomas Redelberger
redetho@gmx.de

Am 11.08.2024 um 09:59 schrieb Phil:
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> * [2024-08-11 08:19] Ihor Radchenko:
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>>> On 2024-08-10, at 17:13, Ihor Radchenko <yantar92@posteo.net> wrote:
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>>>> Many blogs are also made with Org mode. Not sure if it qualifies for
>>>> documentation.
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>>> ... my custom blog engine
>>> (https://gitlab.com/mbork_mbork_pl/org-clive).  It is a testament to the
>>> power of Org that Org Clive is less then 400 lines of Elisp - most of
>>> the heavy lifting is done by Org itself.
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>> Note that it is listed in https://orgmode.org/tools.html since long ago ;)
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> Mine too (https://gitlab.com/7dnz/org-weblog) lands in this
> category, with an emphasize on a — very verbose I admit — but strict
> literate programming. It's a 99KB file, with tests, attempts,
> explanations, explorations, etc.
> The page documentation is produced as blog post by evaluating
> directly from the code and documentation being redacted.
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> It doesn't use the tangle processor but evaluates one section
> after the other. This is how I learned Lisp. It may stay as a
> beginner's work forever but I don't mind, it works, and I like it.
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> Here are the functions it lacks to make it a complete blogging engine :
> search, archival by year/month, previous/next post, pagination, one folder by post, and a few custom properties :
> the author of a post and a custom stylesheet per post among others.
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> Cheers
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> Philippe Estival
> https://7d.nz
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