This website is now built with Org mode

Since moving to Zola as my static site generator, I have had a nice setup for my website. However, a recent update to zola (v0.22 -> v0.23) broke my website (had something to do with the Tera templating engine that zola uses. This provided an incentive to move to a more stable solution. My ultimate goal has always been to build this website purely with emacs and orgmode[1], and I'm glad now that's the case. Full disclosure however, I did take the help of LLMs to implement this over the weekend. There are still some rough edges to the site, which is why I have this build on a different branch (instead of main) on my website's source repository. The website is generated via org-publish with the following directory structure for the source code: . ├── LICENSE ├── Makefile ├── README.org ├── content/ ├── lisp/ ├── publish.el ├── static/ ├── statichost.yml ├── style.css └── templates/ 5 directories, 6 files The key component is publish.el which exports all of my blogposts (which are…