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 # blog
+
 The Graphics Programming Blog - A collection of technical articles, project posts and show cases.
 
 ## Things which work
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 ## Things which don't work yet
 - Search
-- Tags
 - Show case is not thought through yet.
 
 ## How to get started
 - Fork the repo
 - Clone your fork
-- Write the technical article or project post by placing the file in the right directory inside content/
-- Make sure you hookup the right "front matter", thats the first few lines each markdown file needs to have, containing meta data about your post
-- Try it out locally by installing zola, you can get it [there](https://www.getzola.org/documentation/getting-started/installation/) (it comes with instructions for all OSes)
-- Once installed, simply run `zola serve` and follow instructions on the screen, it will most likely point to `http://localhost:1111`
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+- Write the technical article or project post by placing the file in the right directory inside blog/
+
+  I think a good folder structure is the following
+
+  a folder per year and inside a folder with a timestamp in form of yyyy-MM-dd and a short description of your blog entry, perhaps the slug of your post
+
+  `yyyy/yyyy-MM-dd-short-description/index.md`
+
+  index.md will be your main entry point and you can put whatever accompanying stuff like images in the same folder and refer to it relative to your article as usual
+
+- The second important bit here is the so called 'front matter' of the post, that one defines things like article date, authors, and tags, here is also where you define a slug
+
+  Example "front matter" (such a weird term)
+
+  ```yaml
+  ---
+  title: "GLSL Development Made Shrimple"
+  slug: glsl-development-made-shrimple
+  description: "Tips and tools to make GLSL development easier"
+  date: "2024-10-17"
+  authors: ["jaker"]
+  tags: ["glsl", "opengl", "vulkan", "beginner", "visual studio", "visual studio code", "article"]
+  ---
+  ```
+
+  In this case you can also see how jaker put his article into `2024/2024-10-17-glsl-development-made-shrimple/index.md`
+
+- Consider adding your author tag to blog/authors.yml. Simply check how jaker/deccer were added and massage yours accordingly. The key of each entry is also the value which goes into the `authors: ["author_here", "coauthor"]` thing.
+
+- Try it out locally:
+  You need nodejs/npm installed.
+
+  ```bash
+  cd blog
+  npm i
+  npm run start 
+  ```
+
+- `http://localhost:3000` should open automatically
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