Rarebit is a free, open-source webcomic template built in HTML and vanilla JavaScript. It uses a single HTML page for all comic pages and offers toggleable navigation, per-page titles and author's notes, and an automatically updating archive. It supports splitting one comic page into multiple image files. The template requires no extensions and little coding experience.
journaltxt
Journal.TXT is a single-text file format for diaries and journals. Entries consist of metadata blocks with dates and text blocks, and writers need only add the fields that change between entries. Date fields include year, month, week, day and Julian day. The project also describes using the file as a single source for blog posts and status tweets.
Features
- single-text file is a series of meta data and text blocks Source: journaltxt.github.io
Uses
- Write your journal in a single-text file Source: journaltxt.github.io
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