New website!
I forked swx and added and removed bits to my liking to create this new site. I still have the old static one on git here and the new site git is linked in the footer of every page. It was about time I stopped hand-writing HTML and switched to a static-site-generator with markdown support, but I wanted something very minimal. After looking at the options available I decided swx would be good since it only depends on lowdown (for markdown parsing) and /bin/sh which is a very small footprint and is also very extensible since it is entirely in shell scripts and generates with a Makefile.
[Years later] This codebase is a fascinating archaeology site I sometimes venture into to add a feature or fix a breakage. It certainly isn't "minimalist" like the way I got it. I've had to swap out some dependencies three or four times to keep it working, but somehow nothing breaks tragically enough to make this site unworkable. The early simplicity and modularity in the design and my reluctance to add features I am not actually using has probably contributed to this. I really don't see the need to update it in any major ways, it serves me well, and now (2025) I can host this just about anywhere for free. Good thinking high-school me!