Inspired, wholesale, by Chris Albon's Data Science Notes page. In fact, if you go back in my commits, you'll see a lot of his content, but as I started to figure out how everything was put together, I phased all of that out and only kept the skeleton of the build, hence a copy-with-full-attribution and not fork.
- I took the code Chris was using in
make.ipynband put it intomake.pyfor easier job chaining. - I develop on Windows and can't run most of the code locally, lol.
- So if you're a windows user who forked this, and runs on your computer, a blank
index.htmlmeans your build does the same thing mine does.
- So if you're a windows user who forked this, and runs on your computer, a blank
- Chris used a tool called Hugo to build the page, I just downloaded a binary directly to the
binariesfolder... - ... so I can build all of the code directly up in TravisCI.
- I did a ton of rooting around in the
themesfolder to redirect/rename a lot of fields, as well as better match the aesthetic of my blog's css. - The structure of the way the notes render are more or less hard-coded in
themes/berbera/layouts/index.html, but I think I could automate a lot of that in Go if I knew Go whatsoever. - The navigation bar at the top is cheated to look like it's connected to my blog. It's not. Source code for that is here.
That's about it. Cheers!