No more JavaScript files at top-level, thanks to tailwind-haskell.

Banyan now uses Tailwind 3.0 to build the CSS, both in live server and during static site generation. This does add nodeJS as our dev dependencuy, but on the plus side we get all the cool new features of Tailwind (like print:hidden).

Editing and creating new nodes now happen through the VSCode extension. See [[Vkq67y0nSrC6a]] for details.

No more DOT!

Storing parent relationship in YAML now. And now I can add a CLI that creates a child node easily. Plus this is indeed easier to hand-edit than graph.dot.

Decided to go with graph.dot, the DOT language, for defining all relationships. It enables multi-parent nodes, but more importantly I figured organizing wouuld easier, compared to managing the YAML meta of gazillion files.

Innovative? The static site displays the CLI to run for creating the ‘next’ note. Date is automatically injected; followed by letting the user type in the content (just as I am doing now) in the terminal. Poor man’s workflow.