Code

Code is available on GitHub

The code is based on a Haskell blog framework called Hakyll, although there is a CSS processor entirely of my own design.

If you're interested in how it works, most of the guts are in four short files:

site.hs

contains the basic structure of the site. Hakyll 4 has finally removed all usage of the cumbersome arrows in its API, which are not my favorite abstraction for computation.

cssTokenizer.hs and cssProcess.hs

contain the custom CSS processor used to style the site. Since these files don't make any reference to the Hakyll framework, I was more free to write in a style I prefer. For cssProcess.hs I used SHE for the applicative idiom brackets. More syntactic sugar, please!

frameless.scss

includes the CSS used to style the site, heavily based on the "frameless grid" design concept by Joni Korpi

Design

Most of the initial design concept was done by my friend Kate Lindsay, although due to time constraints I had to finalize the design and do the mobile layout. Clearly, I'm not much of a designer :-).