This site is built around a strict separation between analysis and publication. Calculations may happen in a notebook or another private environment, but the public result is a normal article with deliberately selected charts, tables, and illustrations.
Why separate the two?#
A notebook is excellent for exploring data. It is less suitable as the permanent editorial structure of an article. Once figures are exported as stable assets, the prose can be reorganized without moving computational cells or exposing implementation details.
That separation provides three practical benefits:
- Editorial freedom. A figure can appear wherever the argument needs it.
- A cleaner public page. Readers see prose and evidence, not notebook controls or hidden code containers.
- Simpler hosting. GitHub Pages serves only static HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and images.
What is included#
The initial site includes responsive article pages, search, tags, categories, RSS, light and dark appearances, a table of contents for long articles, and reusable layouts for wide or paired figures.
The goal is not to make a notebook resemble a blog. The goal is to publish a blog whose figures happen to originate from reproducible analysis.
The next sample article demonstrates those figure layouts with synthetic data.