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- Well, wraping up WELL after the project end date of May 28th. Personal and family events take precidence over personal project. However, I’m still satisfied with what I have been abel to accomplish - mainly the recipe sub-site that can help archive family recipe history, and sketches for where to go from here.
As an adjacent item, I’ve begun to use Obsidian. While Obsidian itself is not open source, it saves all the core data on local disk as Markdown, and with it’s extensive plugin system and sync between multiple devices, it solves a pain-point or providing access to my main task system on the phone.
- Recipe archiving is continuing slowely. Now that the holiday is over, and before my next big adventure for are yearly work gathering, I’d like to continue a more holistic view of my data archive. Items I’d like to archive
My “journal” in markdown format - daily thoughts, etc. My “bullet journal” in markdown format - daily tasks, zettlekrasten, etc. recipe - personal recipe. photos - JPEG formatted photos. As part of this I"ve sketched out a new repo - private for now - that will contain code to replicate the markdown repos, as well as organize, format, and archive the photos.
- So good progress has been made storing my recipes. Right now I have a collection of public resources (recipes, this blog) and private repositories (A bullet journal for daily tasks, a journal for adhoc writing). But all of these only only encompass text, and in the case of the blog, smaller images I feel comfortable storing in git. What do I do with larger image collections?
After some review of git-annex and git-lfs, I realize that I’d rather avoid placing the files in a system that would require external software to review.
- With the template complete, I spent last night and tomorrow deploying the family recipe site recipe.r15cookie.com. Deployed as a Github Pages project, it seems to work fairly well. At one point I wanted to automated the deployment more, but given the work to coordinate between Github pages setup, the custom domain, and Cloudflare, in the end it was easy to do manually then to figure out how to coordinate between the three.
- The main hugo template site is finished! Unfortunately had a LOT of personal sickness/other priorities the drove me away from the project. But in the sprit of finishing this, I want to at least post my recipe site!
My thoughts also turn to building out a workflow that would let me work on content or infrastructure from my mobile device. In that way, it would be easy to use small amounts of idle time.