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:EXPORT_FILE_NAME: why-ox-hugo |
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Using Org just as a markup like Markdown is a miniscule part of its |
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complete feature-set. Org also allows stuff like: |
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#+BEGIN_VERSE |
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> A picture is worth a thousand words. |
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#+END_VERSE |
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So let me show you this screenshot that took on my phone (running |
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Emacs in Termux app on Android), showing the single Org file that |
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serves as a source of this whole documentation site. |
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{{{imageclick(ox-hugo-doc-source-viewing-in-Termux-Android.png)}}} |
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Using Org just as a markup like Markdown is a miniscule part of |
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its complete feature-set. Org also allows stuff like: |
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- Easy ordering/manipulation/commenting of subtrees |
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- Creating tables (with even formulas like in Excel) |
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- Directly including source code snippets from external files (instead |
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