Switching site to Docusaurus

[sgrove]

I've switched my personal site (riseos.com)
over to Docusaurus from a Mirage unikernel
for a few reasons. First, I was putting off writing blog posts because
of the amount of yak shaving I was doing. Second, the dependency
situation never really got to the point I felt it was worth the
effort. And third, some projects I've been working on have pushed me
to get a lot more familiar with frontend topics, especially
static-sites that are rendered with React.

I've deployed a few sites with Gatsby,
and was looking for something significantly simpler and more
reliable. At the recommendation of the
ReasonML team, I gave docusaurus a shot
on another site, and it worked out nicely. I appreciate that it's
limited enough to encourage you not to yak-shave too much (which is
good from time to time, but not for my personal site at this time).

Anyway, certainly recommend giving
Docusaurus +
netlify a shot, worked like a charm for
me.

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[sgrove]

That's a fantastic move, congrats!

[sgrove]

What's next for this site? Maybe a move to essay.dev?

[sgrove]

I could get behind that, for sure!

[sgrove]

This sounds like a great idea!

[sgrove]

I'm using essay.dev, loving it!

[sgrove]

Looks like a great pie!

[sgrove]

Looks like there's a mass migration...

[sgrove]

Looking good!

[sgrove]

Sharp!

[sgrove]

I agree, slick!

[sgrove]

When's this happening?

[sgrove]

Are we doing this, then?

[sgrove]

Ding ding ding!

[sgrove]

Ding ding ding!

[sgrove]

Looks great!

[sgrove]

Love the idea!

[sgrove]

Is the data still accessible via the GitHub API? Do we have full control over the content?

[sgrove]

Hello world!