00:23 <bobthecow> come to think of it, that would prolly be a good thing for nanoc to do automatically with certain classes of errors.

00:23 <bobthecow> tlevine: glad that fixed it :)

17:23 <gour> last commit one month ago? is nanoc alive and 4.0 cooking in secret?

18:43 <musicmatze> gour: I think nanoc is alive, for sure!

18:44 <musicmatze> but I don't know why the last commit was one month ago, I'm not a nanoc hacker anymore :-P

18:51 <gour> musicmatze: thanks...but you're still nanoc user or using something else?

18:56 <musicmatze> No, not anymore. I started with jekyll, tried to switch to nanoc...

18:56 <musicmatze> but I wasn't able to compile my site as it is too large

18:57 <musicmatze> So I started writing my own static site generator ...

19:12 <gour> musicmatze: i see...how many pages? do you write it in ruby?

19:13 <musicmatze> I dont know how many pages, but around 4k items!

19:13 <musicmatze> No, I write it in C.

19:13 <gour> frankly speaking, i'd be more happy with ssg in python considering i plan to use django, but it seems that ruby-ones are (much) more advanced

19:14 <gour> C? that's interesting...what do you use for config? some custom DSL?

19:14 <musicmatze> it is seperated.

19:14 <musicmatze> If you are interested, lets talk in ##thessc

19:14 <musicmatze> because this one is the nanoc channel :D

19:15 <gour> ok