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content/posts/2013/2013-01-08-apfelkorb-10-mit-moom-fenster-verwalten.md → content/posts/2013/2013-01-08-apfelkorb-10-mit-moom-fenster-verwalten.de.md

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-title: 'Apfelkorb #10 - mit Moom Fenster verwalten'
+title: "Apfelkorb 10 - mit Moom Fenster verwalten"
 eyecatch: fa-youtube-play
 slug: apfelkorb-10_Moom
-description: 'Apfelkorb #10 - mit Moom Fenster verwalten'
+description: "Apfelkorb #10 - mit Moom Fenster verwalten"
 date: 2013-01-08
 tags: [youtube, apfelkorb]
 ---

content/posts/2013/2013-10-26-lets-learn-programmieren-1.md → content/posts/2013/2013-10-26-lets-learn-programmieren-1.de.md

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-title: "Let's Learn - Programmieren #1 - Teaser"
+title: "Let's Learn - Programmieren 1 - Teaser"
 eyecatch: fa-youtube-play
 slug: "lets-learn_programmieren-1"
 description: "Let's Learn - Programmieren #1"

content/posts/2013/2013-10-26-lets-learn-programmieren-2-netbeans-java-in-windows.md → content/posts/2013/2013-10-26-lets-learn-programmieren-2-netbeans-java-in-windows.de.md

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-title: "Let's Learn - Programmieren #2 - Windows"
+title: "Let's Learn - Programmieren 2 - Windows"
 eyecatch: fa-youtube-play
 description: "Let's Learn - Programmieren #2"
 date: 2013-10-26

content/posts/2013/2013-10-27-lets-learn-programmieren-3-netbeans-java-in-linux.md → content/posts/2013/2013-10-27-lets-learn-programmieren-3-netbeans-java-in-linux.de.md

@@ -1,11 +1,10 @@
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-title: "Let's Learn - Programmieren #3 - Linux"
+title: "Let's Learn - Programmieren 3 - Linux"
 eyecatch: fa-youtube-play
 description: "Let's Learn - Programmieren #3 - Netbeans & Java in Linux"
 slug: "lets-learn_programmieren-3"
 date: 2013-10-27
 tags: [code, youtube, let's learn, linux]
-
 ---
 
 {{< youtube 4WahwewBgDs >}}

content/posts/2013/2013-12-03-lets-learn-programmieren-4-netbeans-java-auf-dem-mac-.md → content/posts/2013/2013-12-03-lets-learn-programmieren-4-netbeans-java-auf-dem-mac-.de.md

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-title: "Let's Learn - Programmieren #4 - Mac"
+title: "Let's Learn - Programmieren 4 - Mac"
 eyecatch: fa-youtube-play
 slug: "lets-learn_programmieren-4"
 date: 2013-12-03

content/posts/2014/2014-11-30-hello-jekyll.en.md

@@ -1,12 +1,15 @@
 ---
-title:  "Hello Jekyll!"
-eyecatch: "fa-code"
-date:   2014-11-30
-categories: jekyll update
+title: Hello Jekyll!
+date: 2014-11-30
+tag:
+  - jekyll
+  - blog
 ---
-I changed my blog from [Wordpress][wordpress] to [Jekyll][jekyll]!
+
+I changed my blog from [Wordpress][wordpress] to [Jekyll][jekyll]! :tada:
 
 ## Why i switched to Jekyll
+
 I was thinking about switching from [Wordpress][wordpress] to something else for quite a while, but I didn't find anything I really liked.
 
 First I thought about switching my blog to a self made [Laravel][laravel] site, but it's kind of reinventing the wheel.
@@ -22,7 +25,7 @@ I search a while and read a little bit more about static site generation and the
 
 Static site generation was the key to the cons I had previously had against other solution. No security risks, because it is "only" HTML and no code is compiled on the server at runtime. No overhead - there are a lot of great static site generators out here and it would be - once set up - really fast to write articles and publish them.
 
-*Okay, so where to start?* <br>
+_Okay, so where to start?_ <br>
 There is [Pelican][pelican], [Pico][pico], [Nikola][nikola] and of course [Jekyll][jekyll].
 
 So I looked at them all with the following requirements:
@@ -33,62 +36,65 @@ So I looked at them all with the following requirements:
 - actively maintained
 - easy way to preview my work before uploading it to any server
 
-
 ### **[Nikola][nikola]**<br>
-I started with [Nikola][nikola] because it seemed like the perfect fit to me. It met all my requirements and also was very easy to install on [ArchLinux][arch] (```yaourt -S python-nikola-git```).
-So I headed right into it made a new git repo and ```nikola init``` to start a new [Nikola][nikola] instance.
+
+I started with [Nikola][nikola] because it seemed like the perfect fit to me. It met all my requirements and also was very easy to install on [ArchLinux][arch] (`yaourt -S python-nikola-git`).
+So I headed right into it made a new git repo and `nikola init` to start a new [Nikola][nikola] instance.
 Okay now let's import my [Wordpress][wordpress] posts.<br>
-I made exported my posts from within [Wordpress][wordpress] thought a XML file and executed [Nikolas][nikola] built-in import method ```nikola import_wordpress posts.xml```. Wow, that was easy.
+I made exported my posts from within [Wordpress][wordpress] thought a XML file and executed [Nikolas][nikola] built-in import method `nikola import_wordpress posts.xml`. Wow, that was easy.
 Nope. Error. Damn it! [DuckDuckGo][duckduck] to the rescue!
 Okay installed [Nikola][nikola] from source on Github. Still that Error.
 After a few hours of fumbling around I admitted defeat and moved on the the next generator on my list.
 
 ### **[Pelican][pelican]**<br>
+
 Aswell as [Nikola][nikola], [Pelican][pelican] checked off everything on my list so i also installed it. This time through [pip][pip]. Just for funsies.
 
-``` bash
+```bash
 pip install pelican markdown
 pelican-quickstart
 ```
 
 Okay so now let's import it.
 
-``` bash
+```bash
 pelican-import --wpfile --dir-page -o content -m markdown posts.xml
 ```
 
 Cool, so far so good let's look at my files.
 
-``` bash
+```bash
 python -m SimpleHTTPServer
 ```
 
 Doesn't work. Mhmmm... let's try Python2.
 
-``` bash
+```bash
 python2 -m SimpleHTTPServer
 ```
 
 Eureka! Long story short I really didn't like the way theming works in [Pelican][pelican]. Although I thought I could live with that, there where still some alternatives on my list and I thought: "Better make sure you like it, because you'll be using it for quite a while!"
 
 ### **[Pico][pico]**<br>
+
 Okay so I started on [Picos][pico] website. Oh my.. PHP? Why? Oh boy, now I have to set up a complete web developing environment for a "simple" static site generator? Nah!<br>
 So I searched for lightweight Web-Servers for in-place use.<br>
 I discovered [node-sng](http://code.ravelsoft.com/node-sng) and thanks to [Arch][arch] it was also easy to install.
 
 But at this point I thought I just drop [Pico][pico] because it is not practical for me and thus I wouldn't use it for long.
 
 ### **[Jekyll][jekyll]**<br>
+
 Let's try the clear mainstream option. Nice checks off everything on my list.
 
-``` bash
+```bash
 gem update
 gem install jekyll
 ```
 
 Nice! So let's import everything. [Awesome Doc](http://import.jekyllrb.com/docs/wordpressdotcom/) is awesome!
 
-``` bash
+```bash
 ruby -rubygems -e 'require "jekyll-import";
     JekyllImport::Importers::WordpressDotCom.run({
       "source" => "wordpress.xml",
@@ -97,9 +103,9 @@ ruby -rubygems -e 'require "jekyll-import";
     })'
 ```
 
-Mhm.. now my posts are still in HTML - I want them in ```.md``` format. Okay Bash-Script to the rescue! (you need [pandoc](http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/installing.html) to use this script)
+Mhm.. now my posts are still in HTML - I want them in `.md` format. Okay Bash-Script to the rescue! (you need [pandoc](http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/installing.html) to use this script)
 
-``` bash
+```bash
 #!/bin/bash
 FILES=/home/nh/Desktop/posts/*
 MDFOLDER=/home/nh/Desktop/mdfiles/
@@ -119,28 +125,25 @@ done
 
 Awesome! Let's compile them and look at what I've got so far.
 
-``` bash
+```bash
 jekyll serve -w
 ```
 
 Oh it looks kind of messy. The file header it not right. Okay I will go through my posts I also need to change some image urls and stuff.<br>
 Nice auto-compile function! While we're at it let's also install a [nice theme](https://mademistakes.com/articles/hpstr-jekyll-theme/).
 
 Here are some useful code-blocks:
-{{< gist 25336b9b6758a35b720b >}}
+{{< gist niklas-heer 25336b9b6758a35b720b >}}
 
 ## Conclusion
+
 Although it was quite some time editing 60+ posts I really like the result and you may like it too! I'm really glad I took the journey to discover [Jekyll][jekyll].
 
 This very article is my first one completely written in [Jekyll][jekyll] on my beloved [SublimeText-Editor][sublime] with some Plugins. ([Jekyll](https://sublime.wbond.net/packages/Jekyll), [Markdown Preview](https://sublime.wbond.net/packages/Markdown%20Preview) and [Markdown​Editing](https://sublime.wbond.net/packages/MarkdownEditing))
 
 I hope I gave you some insights in my journey and maybe you can save yourself some trouble and fist try [Jekyll][jekyll] before you end up digging through the entire internet to find a static site generator you like.
 
-Good luck! ;)
-
-
-
-
+Good luck! :wink:
 
 [jekyll]: http://jekyllrb.com
 [wordpress]: https://wordpress.org/

content/posts/2014/2014-12-01-vtop-an-unknown-beauty.en.md

@@ -1,6 +1,5 @@
 ---
 title: vtop an unknown terminal beauty
-eyecatch: "fa-terminal"
 date: 2014-12-01
 published: True
 tags: [code, terminal, linux]
@@ -11,15 +10,16 @@ Wow such top. So stats. More better than regular top. Written in node.js
 <cite><a href="https://parall.ax/vtop">vtop</a></cite>
 </blockquote>
 
-I've been using ```top``` since I started maintaining a server in 2010. <br>
-It's a really powerful tool to glance at it and see if your system is alright, but since I discovered ```htop```, ```top``` was made obsolete for me.
+I've been using `top` since I started maintaining a server in 2010. <br>
+It's a really powerful tool to glance at it and see if your system is alright, but since I discovered `htop`, `top` was made obsolete for me.
 
-Although I really liked ```htop``` I always felt that it sometimes had a too clunky representation of the data, so that I couldn't quickly enough see if my system was acting out of the common workload.
+Although I really liked `htop` I always felt that it sometimes had a too clunky representation of the data, so that I couldn't quickly enough see if my system was acting out of the common workload.
 
 Than I discovered `vtop`! <br>
 But let's start at the beginning of my journey.
 
 ### Why not simple old `top`?
+
 <center>
     <figure class="half">
         <a href="/assets/images/2014-12-01/top.png"><img src="/assets/images/2014-12-01/top.png" alt=""></a>
@@ -28,9 +28,10 @@ But let's start at the beginning of my journey.
     </figure>
 </center>
 
-As you can guess from the pictures above ```htop``` does really exactly the same as ```top```, but in a much nicer way so in my opinion there is no discussion about why you would choose ```top``` over ```htop```!
+As you can guess from the pictures above `htop` does really exactly the same as `top`, but in a much nicer way so in my opinion there is no discussion about why you would choose `top` over `htop`!
+
+### vtop the unknown beauty
 
-### **[vtop][vtop]** the unknown beauty
 <center>
     <figure>
         <a href="/assets/images/2014-12-01/vtop.png"><img src="/assets/images/2014-12-01/vtop.png" alt=""></a>
@@ -42,15 +43,14 @@ As you can guess from the pictures above ```htop``` does really exactly the same
 
 You can install it also very easily through `npm` (you need to install [node.js](http://nodejs.org/) on your system)!
 
-``` bash
+```bash
 sudo npm install -g vtop
 ```
 
 After that you can execute it by typing `vtop`
 
 I really love it! Maybe there are some use-cases where I still need `htop` e.g. when I want to find a PID and don't need it to kill the process, but `vtop` is now a part of my daily used tool!
 
-***Try it out yourself!***
-
+**_Try it out yourself!_**
 
 [vtop]: https://github.com/MrRio/vtop

content/posts/2015/2015-08-18-hallo-hugo.en.md

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ toc: false
     </figure>
 </center>
 
-## Why I switched to [Hugo][hugo]
+## Why I switched to Hugo
 
 [Jekyll][jekyll] was my first real static site generator. I loved it! There was only one problem: I really dislike ruby and the gem system. It is simply too slow!
 

content/posts/2019/2019-08-12_relaunch.en.md

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 ---
-title: blog relaunched
+title: Hello relaunch!
 date: 2019-08-12 22:13:06 +0200
 author: Niklas Heer
 draft: false