NetSurf is still the fastest GUI browser I’ve ever used. It supports stylesheets up to CSS2. This static micro blog renders poorly since it targets CSS3. Maybe some fallback CSS2 directives are in order.

This static micro blog now “multiplexes” RSS feeds natively. The penalty (blood sacrifice) for making this happen is having to run hugo twice — once for it to write markdown and second to reflect it back for hugo to see what it wrote.

If I can win the error handling game, I’ll finally be able to add all my feeds and see how far hugo can be pushed.

I’m mulling on a good approach for parsing feeds on this micro blog. Creating a feed is easy, but parsing one is kinda messed. Many feeds out there are not valid, and that’s sorta expected. The W3C website has a nice RSS and Atom feed validator. There’s also the RSS and Atom feed specification.

My pipes are almost in order for this micro blog. This thing now has automatic cache busting.