02:35 <TuxRag3r> I'm using nanoc with the :redcloth filter, and every time I write a codeblock, every line in the block is surrounded by <code> tags. Does anyone know how to fix that?

09:36 <ddfreyne> Sorry guys.... being stuck without internet makes it hard to reply :)

13:42 <ddfreyne> But I will (finally) have intenret at home next week!

13:43 <ddfreyne> (They were supposed to deliver it last week but that didn't work out)

15:43 <gour> 'afternoon

15:45 <gour> after some time i resumed my search for 'general ssg' and not overly happy with python's offerings...although not knowing ruby, there are 2 strong candidates: nanoc and middleman. has something changed and/or what do you say about https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4929181 ?

15:47 <bobthecow> gour: i would tend to disagree ;)

15:48 <gour> bobthecow: any particulars?

15:48 <bobthecow> i've got a fairly large nanoc site at ~5k items…

15:48 <bobthecow> when i first built it, it took around 5 minutes to compile.

15:48 <bobthecow> so i dug in a bit, and figured out why.

15:49 <gour> i probably won't have such large sites, but who knows - depends on the clients :-)

15:49 <bobthecow> now it takes 27 seconds.

15:49 <gour> hmm, sounds good

15:49 <bobthecow> i

15:49 <bobthecow> i've helped other people with similar issues.

15:49 <bobthecow> and had similar results.

15:49 <gour> which one is more suitable for someone not knowing ruby? it's a pity that most/all python ones are blog-only

15:50 <bobthecow> if you know python you know ruby.

15:50 <bobthecow> you just have to google method names :)

15:50 <gour> heh

15:50 <gour> you mean as muc has it's reuired to handle nanoc?

15:50 <gour> *much

15:52 <gour> is there something, besides disqus, to handle comments and something for site search?

15:52 <bobthecow> https://github.com/devyn/unholy#readme

15:54 <bobthecow> (re: my comment about knowing python/ruby)

15:54 <gour> last commit - May 15, 2008 :-)

15:54 <bobthecow> do you know who _why was?

15:55 <gour> _why?

15:55 <bobthecow> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Why_the_lucky_stiff

15:55 <bobthecow> unHoly was one of his projects.

15:55 <gour> ohh, not aware of him :-(

15:56 <gour> i recall some people disappearing like him, but not sure if he is one of them

15:56 <bobthecow> http://www.slate.com/articles/technology/technology/2012/03/ruby_ruby_on_rails_and__why_the_disappearance_of_one_of_the_world_s_most_beloved_computer_programmers_.single.html

15:58 <stbuehler> gour: i'm using juvia for comments

16:03 <gour> what are some of the things you don't like in middleman which seems to have larger following @github?

16:17 <bobthecow> gour: both are very capable, and you wouldn't go wrong with either.

16:18 <bobthecow> i happen to like the direction nanoc approaches the problem better, though.

16:18 <bobthecow> middleman is fundamentally server with a folder full of files which are transformed on their way out.

16:19 <bobthecow> nanoc is fundamentally a set of rules for creating a static site.

16:20 <gour> thanks...looking what are options for templating in nanoc...

16:20 <bobthecow> anything.

16:20 <bobthecow> tilt.

16:20 <bobthecow> basically everything ruby uses tilt these days

16:22 <bobthecow> wait. just kidding. apparently that is a third party filter :P

16:22 <bobthecow> http://nanoc.ws/docs/reference/filters/

16:22 <gour> let me check...i'm only aware of django & jinja2

16:22 <bobthecow> those are the ones that ship with it.

16:22 <bobthecow> mustache is fairly similar to jinja, minus the pipe notation.

16:23 <bobthecow> it's a super-simplified jinja.

16:23 <gour> good

16:23 <bobthecow> you're prolly best off with erb though.

16:23 <gour> 4.0 is far away?

16:24 <bobthecow> you'd have to ask ddfreyne, and he's got internet woes right now.

16:24 <bobthecow> apparently he moved to berlin and assumed it was a civilized city that could get his interwebs connected in a timely fashion :P

16:27 <gour> lol