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+{
+  "id": "finally-a-website",
+  "name": "Finally a website!",
+  "date": "09/12/23",
+  "author": "ngn"
+}

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+Because of the package manager and the server stuff,
+the development of the website has been delayed a bit,
+but finally after few lines of Go later, 
+[here it is!](https://git.matterlinux.xyz/matterlinux/website)
+
+This website will be used to post news about Matterlinux's 
+development and updates.
+
+## Details 
+As I mentioned the webserver is written in Go, with the Fiber framework. 
+The content on the website is managed by editing JSON and markdown files,
+these files then get parsed into HTML with the [blackfriday libary](https://github.com/russross/blackfriday/tree/v2). Which then gets rendered with Go's HTML template engine.
+
+And finally the HTML is styled with some simple CSS to let you read this post
+without hurting your eyes.
+
+By the way the website itself does not contain any JavaScript, 
+nor pulls anything from external CDNs.
+
+## What is next?
+Now that the project has a proper website, next thing to do would be 
+to start working on package repos. This may take a while but I think 
+Matterlinux may be actualy *bootable* by the end of the year. Probably 
+won't have an release though, considering there may be bunch of issues with 
+the package management system, that will be fixed along the way.
+
+And oh! I need to write an entire wiki- god damn it.
+
+I guess that's all for now, see you in another post.