My first day with Jekyll

Today I used Jekyll to set up a static site.

I still need to learn out to incorporate LaTex of some kind, to be able to write in some mathematics. Usually MathJax is the solution in my experience - it’s very useful. I firsted learnt about it when trying to make Anki cards during my physics degree. Ultimately, paper flashcards won out in the end.

I’d like to use Obsidian for writing these documents, so I’ll likely copy my posts from there to my github. I think I’ll automate that, so I might make a post showing how I’ll do it. It’ll be some simple batch script, similar to one I used to implement a cloud sync for Obsidian, without using Obsidian Sync.

UPDATE: I did use Obsidian, but I turned the _posts and _tabs folders into vaults to edit the files directly.

I feel very refreshed being able to write to a site using markdown, having been an avid Obsidian user for the last couple of months.

Hopefully many more posts to come!