Okay, so now I finally have a blog... What do I type in it?
Well, I figured this would just be a good way of tracking some of the useful things I need to remember in case I have to repeat them again. Hey, who knows? Maybe it will help you as well...
I chose to use Blogger over the alternatives as a personal choice, to each their own. My question is, however, how do I share code snippets on Blogger?
Hmm, a few Google searches which of course lead to another "closed as off topic" post in StackExchange (save that rant for another day, Brian). In there, yodaisgreen recommends:
https://gist.github.com/
So, I click on the link and I'm logged in through google since I'm already logged into blogger. Okay, let's see, what can I try to share. So I took a snippet out of my .emacs to show that the blog color scheme is my UNC inspired color scheme in emacs. I click on Create public Gist, and then on the right I see an Embed URL Link. Okay, let's copy and paste that in the line below while I'm in Compose editing mode, and...
<script src="https://gist.github.com/statmobile/ca6261166175699d8bba.js"></script>
Hmm, that didn't seem to work. What if I paste it in the actual HTML source editing mode:
As you can see, that worked. Sweet! Although I see no evidence when I go back to the Compose editing mode. Maybe I'll put a code marker in the HTML code next time so I can see where the code insert will be when in the Compose view.
Now keep in mind, this is git versioned code, I believe. So I have a feeling that feature will come in great since I tend to rewrite these things often as I start to learn them for the first time. Trust me, I'll brag as soon as it does come in handy.
DISCLAIMER: Code highlighting isn't really great for emacs lisp when it comes to Git, so I'm sure other code will look much better in future posts.
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