I want to make Eleventy generate paginated lists of posts for each tag I use.
However, I want Eleventy to find all tags and generate the pages dynamically.
I definitely don’t want to do my own pagination. But it seems this is impossible.
While in Barnes & Noble this weekend, my wife and I saw a pickeball journal.
My first thought was, "Do they have a skateboard journal?" Of course they don't.
I searched online, and there are skateboarding journals or log books, though you probably won't find one in a store.
But the experience got me to thinking.
This website is now built using Eleventy instead of the Perl script I wrote a couple years ago.
Everything should look the same as before, except for some minor visual tweaks.
This past Friday I visited Lockport's new Railyard skatepark for the first time.
The concrete skatepark replaced the wooden skatepark that was torn down last year.
To some degree with software projects I feel pressure to choose the latest technology,
or a programming language that's especially well-suited to a task.
After reading ILSSA's report and Emily Larned's essay "The Work is the Thing,"
I felt inspired to re-think how I pursue personal projects.