Hello and Welcome!

This is the tool I built to make an animated ASCII Art avatar for streaming on Twitch.

asciishop

The biggest thing I've been working on over the past year is a new plain-text format called neopolitan. Inspired by markdown, mdx, org-mode, and the rest, it's designed to manage the content for my site. I'm using it full time and couldn't be happier.

You can learn more about it here

The static site generator I built for neopolitan is called called neopoligen. I don't really have a page for it yet, but the source code is here if you'd like to take a peak.

With one exception, neopolitan doesn't need much of a syntax highlighter. That exception is embedded code blocks of another language. Seeing native syntax highlighting is a huge quality-of-life improvement. Even for the smallest of samples.

I've got a solid start on a Tree-sitter parser to add neopolitan (and embedded language) highlighting to Neovim. It took learning a little "C", but it's been worth it.

You can see an example here

I call my notes app my Grimoire. There's no magic in computers, but there's a lot that's magical. I love the idea of naming my collection of incantations in that light.

I used to use emacs org-mode for my grimoire primarily because of it's ability to run code blocks inside notes directly. Think Jupyter Notebooks, but in plain-text and for any language. I ended up moving back to Neovim full time but didn't want to give that functionality. So, I'm working on a prototype.

I've got the basics working. The results for the code block below were generated automatically inside the file.

This is a test run with pagefind search

To close off this page, here's the as-yet-unsorted set of links on the site.