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Re:Git 1.7.7 changes affecting the everyday developer by jherdman on Friday October 14, 2011 @03:07PM (#3112491)
Though not written in Python, I'm a fan of Jekyll (https://github.com/mojombo/jekyll). You write your entries in Markdown, it converts them to HTML, sets up links and embedded content, and then publishes them to your server via Git to be served up by Apache, Nginx, etc.
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Re:Git 1.7.7 changes affecting the everyday developer by Thrymr on Friday October 14, 2011 @03:13PM (#3112517)
The Python equivalent is, of course, Hyde (http://hyde.github.com).
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Re:Git 1.7.7 changes affecting the everyday developer by alanh on Friday October 14, 2011 @07:23PM (#3113374)
When I last used Hyde, a few months ago, I liked it. But beware there are (were?) two very different versions of it, and the documentation is (was?) pretty weak.

It uses Jinja2. This is awesome but you will be confused if you don’t read the Jinja2 designers' guide.

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Re:Git 1.7.7 changes affecting the everyday developer by superrad on Saturday October 15, 2011 @10:44AM (#3114888)
Also blogofile(http://www.blogofile.com/)
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Re:Git 1.7.7 changes affecting the everyday developer by pavel_lishin on Friday October 14, 2011 @11:22PM (#3113875)
I find it ominous that the images and links on that page are broken.
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Re:Git 1.7.7 changes affecting the everyday developer by yehyehyeh01 on Friday October 14, 2011 @04:33PM (#3112812)
thanks for making my day
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