Currently the header links to the following blog: https://blog.haml.info/
This is fine, but the latest blogpost is from 10 years ago.
This is harmful, because it makes the haml project look abandoned.
I was fooled by this yesterday and I guess others would be, too. When I saw the blog I thought the project was dead and started looking into pug instead. Only when closing all my tabs for that day I happened to have a look at the github page and saw that there was movement there.
I suggest to do one of the following:
- unlink the blog from the header
- write a new blogpost
- link the github repo instead of the blog
Currently the header links to the following blog: https://blog.haml.info/
This is fine, but the latest blogpost is from 10 years ago.
This is harmful, because it makes the haml project look abandoned.
I was fooled by this yesterday and I guess others would be, too. When I saw the blog I thought the project was dead and started looking into pug instead. Only when closing all my tabs for that day I happened to have a look at the github page and saw that there was movement there.
I suggest to do one of the following: