First post

Author: demom

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-<p>Hi and welcome to my Github page. This is my very first entry, but a very special one. I’ve written it in iA Writer and used a custom built markdown processor to migrate it from iCloud to Github.</p>
-<p>It works all pretty nice. Sort of like Jekyll, only I made it myself, and it’s both faster and smaller.</p>
-<p>Why a Github page, you ask? Thats a very good question, and the answer is not that crystal clear. A professional developer in the realms of PHP, Python and Microsoft .NET,</p>
-<p>I’m starting dabbling around with Swift. My Github pages are all for my swift projects - although I’m thinking about uploading some of my old projects as well - and this page links into this quite well.</p>
-<p>It’s purpose is to be an outlet for my thinkings, ragings and discoveries regarding programming in Swift and related subjects.</p>
+<p>Hi and welcome to my Github page. This is some sort of devlog, an outlet for my thinkings, raging and discoveries regarding programming in Swift and related subjects.</p>
+<p>This devlog is written in markdown with iA Writer on both iOS and Mac, using Dropbox as storage. As a publishing tool I’ve written a small Swift program that manages both markdown-to-html conversation with templates and such, as well as committing and pushing it to <a target=_blank href="https://github.com/demom/demom.github.io">Github</a>. It’s sort of like Jekyll, only smaller and more adapted to my specific needs.</p>
+<p>Who I am? If you are, for reasons unknown, interested in finding out, you can read more about me [here](/about-me.html).</p>
+<p>Why Github? Thats a very good question, and the answer is not that crystal clear. A professional developer in the realms of PHP, Python and Microsoft .NET, I’m starting dabbling around with Swift. And since Swift is both open-source and quite new, I thought that I’d follow the lead and publish all of my own code as open source. And where is better for doing that then Github?</p>
 <p>So, once again, welcome to my Github page.</p>
 
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-<header><h1>First Entry</h1></header>
+<header><h1>First post</h1></header>
 
-<p>Hi and welcome to my Github page. This is my very first entry, but a very special one. I’ve written it in iA Writer and used a custom built markdown processor to migrate it from iCloud to Github.</p>
-<p>It works all pretty nice. Sort of like Jekyll, only I made it myself, and it’s both faster and smaller.</p>
-<p>Why a Github page, you ask? Thats a very good question, and the answer is not that crystal clear. A professional developer in the realms of PHP, Python and Microsoft .NET,</p>
-<p>I’m starting dabbling around with Swift. My Github pages are all for my swift projects - although I’m thinking about uploading some of my old projects as well - and this page links into this quite well.</p>
-<p>It’s purpose is to be an outlet for my thinkings, ragings and discoveries regarding programming in Swift and related subjects.</p>
+<p>Hi and welcome to my Github page. This is some sort of devlog, an outlet for my thinkings, raging and discoveries regarding programming in Swift and related subjects.</p>
+<p>This devlog is written in markdown with iA Writer on both iOS and Mac, using Dropbox as storage. As a publishing tool I’ve written a small Swift program that manages both markdown-to-html conversation with templates and such, as well as committing and pushing it to <a target=_blank href="https://github.com/demom/demom.github.io">Github</a>. It’s sort of like Jekyll, only smaller and more adapted to my specific needs.</p>
+<p>Who I am? If you are, for reasons unknown, interested in finding out, you can read more about me [here](/about-me.html).</p>
+<p>Why Github? Thats a very good question, and the answer is not that crystal clear. A professional developer in the realms of PHP, Python and Microsoft .NET, I’m starting dabbling around with Swift. And since Swift is both open-source and quite new, I thought that I’d follow the lead and publish all of my own code as open source. And where is better for doing that then Github?</p>
 <p>So, once again, welcome to my Github page.</p>
 
 <h3>Source</h3>