Hello.
I have set up automated publishing using Github Actions, so now all I have to do is scribble something down and git push. Everything else, from compiling to deployment, happens automatically. Since writing markdown is all it takes, there is no need to even fire up an editor locally (I can work on Github). Right now I am working on a Macbook, though.
From here on, I can get everything done with just my phone, which makes me very happy.
I had been managing this blog half-heartedly until now, but this may be the first time I have done it properly, all the way. What remains is seeing how long I can keep going without getting bored—and not straying to some shiny new blog framework when one comes out.
Update: I did not want to leave my drafts sitting in public, and I wanted to split out just the article part of the blog, so I set up a dedicated private repository. Because the repo went private, I suddenly had to deal with all sorts of authentication, which slowed me down a bit, but I managed to get it sorted. Also, the Github Actions schedule did not work the way I expected, so I figured I might as well switch to manual builds and went with workflow_dispatch. I am keeping a once-a-day cron around for now, just to see how it goes.