Learn how to extend the RunScriptFilter pattern to turn plain text into HTML instantly inside Vim. Convert lists into styled <li> tags, wrap paragraphs in <p>, generate <select> menus, and build HTML tables – all from visual selections. A practical, script‑first approach that eliminates repetitive markup typing for developers and technical writers.

Learn how to use Python, shell, and external scripts as live text filters in Vim, replacing fragile macros. Transform LaTeX equations, format JSON, process CSV, and automate repetitive code edits – all from a visual selection or the entire buffer. A practical, engineer-tested Vim workflow for power users and technical writers.

SVG is typically dismissed as a designer's format, but for developers it behaves more like source code — versionable, composable, scriptable, and pipeline-friendly. This article explores SVG as an engineering primitive for procedural graphics, automated banner generation, accessible data visualization, and deterministic build systems.

A deep dive into designing a banner generation system that treats visual assets as part of the build pipeline – with themes, components, and deterministic output.

A structured, production-style setup of Pelican focusing on clean architecture, isolated environments, modular configuration, and plugin discipline.

Most developers treat static sites like simplified dynamic apps. That’s a mistake. In this guide, we explore the mental model shift from runtime thinking to build-time precomputation, turning your Pelican site into a fast, data-driven system.

Static websites aren’t outdated—they’re a deliberate engineering choice. In this article, we break down why static sites still outperform modern frameworks in speed, security, and cost, and set the foundation for building dynamic-feeling websites without backend complexity.