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+++
title = "Introduction"
summary = "An introduction of my blog"
date = 2024-02-17
category = "Miscellaneous"
draft = true
+++

# Hello and welcome to my blog!

My blog consists of a home-rolled SSG.

<small>Truly cutting edge, I know. Never seen one of these before, have you?</small>

This article mainly exists as a "kitchen sink" to check out style changes when I make them.


```go
package main

import "fmt"

func main() {
  fmt.Println("Hello, blog!")
}
````

Things it can do:

- [x] Render code :pencil:
- [ ] Fill the void[^1] :black_circle:
- [x] Generate an [~~RSS~~ Atom Feed](/feed.atom)

> atom is like rss, but better (??), but not all feeds support it, but a lot do, but rss is more widely supported, but most people use atom, except for the people who use rss, which is probably more

`blog` parses some articles (in markdown format), renders them, and pushes them to an output directory.

It can handle emoji :bomb: and code highlighting:

```python
def main():
  print("Hello, blog!")
```

||Is written in Go|Has "Go" in the name|
|---|---|---|
|`blog`|:heavy_check_mark:|:x:|
|`hugo`|:heavy_check_mark:|:heavy_check_mark:|

[^1]: Blogs don't usually fill voids, so this might be normal.