While the end product looks nice, I found authoring a blog post to currently be a bit cumbersome in #795, so I added a few tips on the process to the end of the readme.
But eventually it could be nice to revamp the authoring setup. While some posts are text only, it's likely a lot of posts could be written as a single executable notebook, so having machinery or documentation (https://github.com/jupyter-book/jupyter-book ?) to go from notebook->HTML would be great.
However, I'm not really familiar with javascript and know of a way to simple insert the output from a markdown->HTML converter to a page on this website? Or maybe the entire 'Blog' section could be handled in it's own repo with a structure like https://xarray-indexes.readthedocs.io ?...
While the end product looks nice, I found authoring a blog post to currently be a bit cumbersome in #795, so I added a few tips on the process to the end of the readme.
But eventually it could be nice to revamp the authoring setup. While some posts are text only, it's likely a lot of posts could be written as a single executable notebook, so having machinery or documentation (https://github.com/jupyter-book/jupyter-book ?) to go from notebook->HTML would be great.
However, I'm not really familiar with javascript and know of a way to simple insert the output from a markdown->HTML converter to a page on this website? Or maybe the entire 'Blog' section could be handled in it's own repo with a structure like https://xarray-indexes.readthedocs.io ?...