Announcing muse-blog
Digging into the fabulous world of Emacs and Lisp, I wanted to use it to build my personal Web site and my blog.
Digging into the fabulous world of Emacs and Lisp, I wanted to use it to build my personal Web site and my blog.
I already moved from ikiwiki to Emacs Muse for my HTML pages some weeks ago.
Muse provides an extension to maintain a journal, called muse-journal. Unfortunately, it was far to fulfill all my needs, and I decided that it would be a good exercise to write a better extension.
Consequently, I started to wrote my own extension, which I named muse-blog.
And this is now what is used to build this blog. :-)
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