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A typed Gleam pipeline publishes an Org-mode blog through Pandoc

byzantine-systems.github.io 9 min read Editor score 6/10

The setup combines Org-mode, Pandoc, Nix, and a small typed Gleam pipeline to keep writing in Emacs while simplifying publishing. It offers a concrete example of assembling a maintainable static-site toolchain.

What: A blog publishing pipeline uses Org-mode documents written in Emacs and a small, typed site generator built with Gleam and Blogatto.
How: Pandoc converts Org content to Markdown, then Blogatto generates the final HTML; Nix pins the build environment.
Why it matters: A typed, compact publishing pipeline can make content builds easier to understand and maintain.

The diagram shows how Org-mode content is converted into a generated website. Sketched from the article's own text.

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