notes

Inspired, wholesale, by Chris Albon's Data Science Notes page. In fact, if you go back in my commits, you'll see a lot of his content, but as I started to figure out how everything was put together, I phased all of that out and only kept the skeleton of the build, hence a copy-with-full-attribution and not fork.

Some Notes on My Build

1. I took the code Chris was using in make.ipynb and put it into make.py for easier job chaining.
2. I develop on Windows and can't run most of the code locally, lol.
   • So if you're a windows user who forked this, and runs on your computer, a blank index.html means your build does the same thing mine does.
3. Chris used a tool called Hugo to build the page, I just downloaded a binary directly to the binaries folder...
4. ... so I can build all of the code directly up in TravisCI.
5. I did a ton of rooting around in the themes folder to redirect/rename a lot of fields, as well as better match the aesthetic of my blog's css.
6. The structure of the way the notes render are more or less hard-coded in themes/berbera/layouts/index.html, but I think I could automate a lot of that in Go if I knew Go whatsoever.
7. The navigation bar at the top is cheated to look like it's connected to my blog. It's not. Source code for that is here.

That's about it. Cheers!