Going through last toots of every followed #Mastodon account provided with my script. Results as #GemText output (only content and links, without boosts) in #Amfora, #Gemini browser is interesting experience.

This is my second week of consistent writing and publishing longer posts (compared to what I usually post here) on my own website.

See a list of my recent posts:

https://retroedge.tech/

Writing in gemtext is more constrained than HTML or Markdown, but I find it is easier to quickly write, which makes me more consistent as I know I can knock something out without having to think too much about where links go and what it should look like.

Haven't yet launched a gemini server, but when I do it will be easy to publish what I've already written to it, as the .gmi files are the source text that I use the Lichen CMS build script to computer to HTML.

#gemini #gemtext #webdev #writing #html #webdev #100daystooffload

I wrote a small Getting Started guide for the gemini protocol and gemtext: https://jonathanmh.com/p/getting-started-with-gemini/

#gemini #gemtext #privacy #blogger

Gemini markup (#gemtext) is also being used creatively in other ways, such as the #lichen project to build websites.

This clearly llustrates how thoughtful design can result a nice user experience: https://lichen.sensorstation.co/

#gemini

oppenlab/gempub:

A new eBook format based on #Gemini Protocol's #Gemtext.

#Gempub can also serve as a Gemini capsule archive format. - gempub - Codeberg.org

https://codeberg.org/oppenlab/gempub