Here are the explanations and the source code of the blogging engine developed for this website (7d.nz). It's build with Emacs and org-mode, creates static HTML pages and got inspired by ox-hugo.

While you reader can start reading it here, you'll probably be more at ease under Emacs especially when dwelling into the details of the code. Lucky for you, every pages of this website provides it's source in org, in the footer.

Update: [2024-06-02 dim.] Org 9.7.2 One way to understand how it works could be…

This is a test page for org mode renderers. A collection of features to check how well an exporter behave.

Une ré-édition du Trésor de la Langue Française informatisé, le TLFi, additionné d'un dictionnaire de synonymes, lui même intégré aux recherches du TLFi.

This is my Emacs configuration, organized in an init.org file, with conditional section evaluations.

How to turn an org-mode tree to JSX ?