12:39 <skroon> hi

12:39 <guardian> hi

12:40 <skroon> I new to nanoc or in that particular matter any static html generators, but I was wondering what a good approach is for i18n

12:43 <guardian> I don't need i18n so I will be of little help

12:43 <skroon> guardian: too bad :-) where are you using nanoc for btw?

12:43 <guardian> search the nanoc group on google, maybe someone talked about it

12:43 <guardian> my personal site

12:47 <skroon> using any css framework?

12:48 <guardian> no

12:48 <guardian> did everything from scratch, that's part of the journey (well the way I defined it): http://pempek/net/

12:48 <guardian> oops http://pempek.net

12:52 <skroon> that HTML minification is happening by default?

12:53 <guardian> nope

12:55 <skroon> plugin?

12:57 <guardian> wrote that filter http://pastebin.com/h3ryKvgh that uses html_compressor gem

13:00 <skroon> on my machine total time to load the page toke 183ms

13:00 <skroon> is that roughly the same for yu?

13:03 <guardian> what do you mean?

13:03 <guardian> it all depends on the internet connection speed

13:05 <guardian> here according to chrome dev tools, the html takes 186ms, then everytying else gets downloaded in 900ms

13:05 <guardian> the woff web font takes more time than the rest apparently

13:08 <skroon> have you also tried out jekyll?

13:09 <guardian> no

17:11 <musicmatze> guardian: Thanks, I will check it out later...