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title = "Announcing JulioBiason.Net 3.0"
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date = 2015-02-18
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category = "announcements"
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[taxonomies]
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tags = ["meta", "blog", "pelican"]
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Short version: New blog URL, engine and layout.
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Long version: For a long time already, I've been thinking about using a static
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blog generator. Not that there is anything wrong with dynamic blog engines (and
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I'm a long time [WordPress](https://wordpress.org/) user, without any issues,
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specially since my hosting company -- [Dreamhost](http://www.dreamhost.com/) --
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offers easy updates), but... I don't know, I think it's easy to automate some
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stuff when all you have are basic files, with no API to talk to.
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So, here it is. A new blog URL, so all old posts are still visible in their
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original paths (although this will be a problem in the future when I decide to
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launch a 4.0 blog, but that's a problem for the future); a new engine, as
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WordPress is not static, so I decided to go with
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[Pelican](http://blog.getpelican.com/), simply because I know Python (I know
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there is a huge community for [Jekyll](http://jekyllrb.com/), but I'm not a
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Ruby guy and I don't want to be a Ruby guy); and finally a new layout, as I
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took everything I've been playing with [Zurb
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Foundation](http://foundation.zurb.com/) and, since I'd automagically gain a
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responsive layout, I did just that. And yes, the
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[theme](https://bitbucket.org/juliobiason/pelican-fancy-foundation) is my
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creation -- and that's why there is a bunch of broken stuff. I'll be fixing
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them in the future, as I see them -- or someone reports them to me.
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PS: There is actually a hidden thing, some [things I don't want to deal
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again](http://juliobiason.net/2008/02/23/why-half-life-2-failed/), which could
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probably crippling me in what to write (hence why the content was so dull and
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boring in the last few months). Because static blogs don't have comments, I may
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feel fine in finally discussing them.
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