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@@ -1,6 +1,30 @@ # blog -Personal blog currently hosted on [blog.memzero.de](https://blog.memzero.de). +This repository contains the sources that make up my personal blog, which is +currently hosted at [blog.memzero.de](https://blog.memzero.de). -The blog is based on the [getzola/hyde](https://github.com/getzola/hyde) theme -and rendered with [getzola/zola](https://github.com/getzola/zola). +The blog comes with an own _layout_ and _style_ and is generated with the +static site generator [zola](https://github.com/getzola/zola). + +I am by no means a web developer, so be warned about the `html` and `css` you +find in here :^). But in general I like minimalism and `monospace`. + +The repository is organized as follows. + +- [`templates/`](templates) contains the layout +- [`sass/`](sass) contains the style +- [`content/`](content) contains the blog content (posts + source code examples) + +Once zola is installed, the website can be served for testing in the local +network as shown below. +```sh +# Listen on local host (only the device running the command can visit the page). +zola serve --open + +# Listen on any address and use the ip address of the device as base url. This +# allows to visit the page during testing from other devices in the same +# network as for example a mobile deive. +zola serve --open -i 0.0.0.0 -u <IP_OF_DEVICE> +``` +> NOTE: Serving with zola is only for testing, don't use zola to serve the page +> on the web. Use a proper http server for that. |