Joel Dueck

Regarding your 4th question in your original post, you may be interested to read [this discussion](https://groups.google.com/d/topic/pollenpub/HnC3wqVBahg/discussion) on the old Google groups list. The approach would be to use the [`markdown`...

> Does that mean that it's possible to include a Scribble module into a Pollen file? I suspect not; I suspect there will be incompatibilities. Per [the docs][1]: > The...

> But it takes a path or a string as argument, but doesn't a lozenge-function instead receive a list of x-expressions? There is no such thing as a lozenge-function. The...

Again, read the docs thoroughly, they are really helpful. [File Formats](https://docs.racket-lang.org/pollen/File_formats.html) There isn’t really defined behavior for what happens when you use random file extensions. If you aren't going to...

Timely thread. I’ve used plain old `rsync` before now as well, but I’ve been looking into repo-based auto-deploy as well. Netlify is sitting on [a PR](https://github.com/netlify/build-image/pull/381) that would add Racket...

> does pollen render have an option to specify an output directory? it would simplify things! You can follow up a `raco pollen render` with [`raco pollen publish`][1]`/project/folder /path/to/output`. The...

The mic check on Sunday “went well” by which I mean a few people were able to hear my words and watch my screen and said it worked fine. We...

Yeah, I screwed that up; YouTube offered for me to “edit” the video as soon as the session ended. I removed a few minutes of dead air at the beginning,...

You're right! I edited the wrong link. Should be fixed now. Yes the one you posted is correct.

Regarding BibTex, if you already have a working LaTeX resume, you can create a Pollen template out of that. Then have your tag functions produce strings of LaTeX code that...