ddfreyne changed the topic of #nanoc to: 3.6.4 (may 29th) | web http://nanoc.ws/ | repo http://bit.ly/XE6e3G | issues http://bit.ly/VfXaSV | forum http://ho.io/n-discuss | irclog http://irclog.whitequark.org/nanoc
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<ddfreyne> brew search cl
<ddfreyne> doh
<ddfreyne> Good morning ;)
<skroon> morning! :-)
<skroon> that happens to me a lot as well :-)
<skroon> ddfreyne: about the .com and .dev domains,that's why I was thinking of perhaps having my CSS as a git submodule and reuse it on all three instances of my nanoc installation
<skroon> however I can imagine that's also not perfect solution
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<skroon> anyone in here using Sass/Compass?
<ddfreyne> skroon: nanoc.ws uses both
<skroon> ddfreyne: cool, are you using this in the Rules
<skroon> filter :sass, Compass.sass_engine_options
<skroon> or
<skroon> filter :sass, sass_options.merge(:syntax => item[:extension].to_sym)
<skroon> or another one would be
<skroon> filter :sass, Compass.sass_options.merge(:syntax => item[:extension].to_sym)
<skroon> i'm confused which one to use :-)
<skroon> now that i'm thinking about it, I think nanoc.ws source code was public righ?
<ddfreyne> I always use scss everywhere
<skroon> you mean I do differently in above pastes?
<ddfreyne> Yes, because I know I will never use Sass but always SCSS
<ddfreyne> So it's basically hardcoded
<skroon> yeah I will also want to use SCSS
<skroon> looks like there you did the same as my option #1
<skroon> filter :sass, Compass.sass_engine_options
<ddfreyne> But without merge
<ddfreyne> Oh yeah
<skroon> ah you mean, with the .merge the :syntax is the one you configured in compass.rb ?
<ddfreyne> Yeah
<skroon> great thanks :-)
<skroon> another thing, is there a guide on how to use nanoc for a blogging engine?
<ddfreyne> Not directly. There is a helper, but it is fairly basic. You can take a look at how the Stoneship site is organised though
<skroon> is the stoneship website also on github?
<ddfreyne> It's a bit old and the README is really outdated :)
<skroon> right so /content/essays/ woudl be blog posts then right?
<ddfreyne> yes
<ddfreyne> The difference is that they are not soted by date
<ddfreyne> They're timeless
<skroon> right, so if I understand correct, jekyll would be more tuned for blogging, whereas nanoc would be general static site compilation?
<skroon> still trying to figure out where all these static site generators fit in the picture :-)
<ddfreyne> Yes, that's true
<ddfreyne> I used to have a proper blog at stoneship.org, but decided to go with the timeless Essay idea afterwards
<skroon> then there is also octopress I believe which is even more tuned for blogging
<ddfreyne> It extends Jekyll
<skroon> ah ok
<skroon> I just saw it being mentioned somewhere
<ddfreyne> I need to get back into nanoc development. I'm setting up my dev environment as we speak
<ddfreyne> But since it is 10 PM I don't think I will do much todya
<skroon> what you need to work on?
<ddfreyne> nanoc 4.0 :)
<skroon> yeah it's already late indeed
<skroon> maybe I can help you out with Nanoc dev?
<skroon> I think I saw a place online with the Roadmap for 4.0
<ddfreyne> It has been so long since I worked on this that I barely know what the current state is
<skroon> ah that's not good ;-)
<skroon> how long has it been?
<skroon> you've been running this project for quite some time,
<ddfreyne> I haven't really touched nanoc in two months
<ddfreyne> Possibly more
<skroon> well that's not super long right?
<skroon> what's your vision with nanoc for 4.0?
<ddfreyne> Smaller, faster, more understandable, easier to use
<ddfreyne> It is not a rewrite, but rather evolving from nanoc 3.6.x
<skroon> faster in terms of compilation?
<skroon> if so, is that even a problem for people?
<ddfreyne> For 1000+ pages, yes
<ddfreyne> Another big goal is to allow nanoc to scale to multiple thousand files, because currently it runs into problems with memory
<darix> ddfreyne: how much memory did the compilation of the fosdem site use?
<skroon> ddfreyne: you know people using nanco with 1000+ pages?
<ddfreyne> darix: Not a clue
<ddfreyne> skroon: Yes
<ddfreyne> musicmatze is one of them, and so is Skyr if I am not mistaken
<skroon> ddfreyne: what kinds of sites are this? you have example? i'm just curious
<skroon> ok
<ddfreyne> and there are others
<ddfreyne> The FOSDEM 2013 site was pretty big too (https://archive.fosdem.org/2013/)
<skroon> trying to fidn the url for musicmatze
<ddfreyne> not sure whether that site is live
<skroon> what would you say the significant differences would be between nanoc vs (jekyll | octopress) ?
<ddfreyne> skroon: I don't use non-nanoc software, obviously. The two main differences is nanoc being much more generic, and nanoc allowing more templating languages such as erb, haml, etc.
<skroon> ddfreyne: right, I was just checking out jekyll and octopress, they really seem to be focused and more opinionated around blogging
<ddfreyne> As far as I know, that's the case
<skroon> I do like some of their blogging stuff though, so I might want to use their concepts in my nanoc sites
<skroon> ddfreyne: btw you know sprockets? as in https://github.com/sstephenson/sprockets
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