Hello, Andergrove
· by Andergrove Software
Andergrove Software is a small home for two things: short writing about building software, and a handful of fast, private browser tools you can use without signing up for anything.
This first post doubles as a worked example — it's the source behind the rendered page at
/posts/hello-world/, so it shows exactly how a post moves from Markdown to a
live page.
The whole site is static
There's no server, no framework, and no build-time magic on the client. Every page is plain HTML, CSS, and a little modern JavaScript. That keeps three promises:
- Fast — pages are tiny and load instantly.
- Simple — what you see in the repo is what runs in the browser.
- Private — the tools do their work locally; nothing is uploaded.
How a post is made
- Write Markdown in
content/posts/with YAML front matter. - Drop any images in
content/images/. - Render it to
dist/posts/<slug>/index.htmlusing the shared layout. - Add it to the listing and the sitemap.
That's it. The same conclusion-first, example-driven style we aim for in the writing is the same style we aim for in the code.
What's next
Browse the tools — the JSON validator is the first one shipped — and keep an eye on writing for more.