This repo holds the source for my blog, http://www.mfoot.com.

It uses the static site generator Jekyll to generate an HTML site from the list of posts. There are two directories in the root: jekyll and org.

jekyll is the folder structure that Jekyll expects. It has some of my older posts in the _posts subdirectory.

org is the more modern section. I switched to using Emacs' org-mode to write blog posts. The directory structure here is similar to jekyll's but contains org mode posts instead of yaml posts. I use org mode's HTML export functionality to copy HTML exports of the posts into the jekyll folder, and Jekyll understands both .yaml and .html. files when it generates the site.

More information on this can be found here:

http://www.mfoot.com/blog/2015/11/17/using-org-mode-to-write-jekyll-blogs/