Hey everyone! It's been a while since I last posted, but I've got some seriously exciting news to share. I've been working my butt off on Podlite, and oh boy, have we made some progress! 🚀

Podlite-web: Now with Extra Awesomeness

So, remember Podlite-web? Well, it's basically had a complete makeover. We're talking major upgrades here, folks. Let me break it down for you:

1. Plugin Power: Yep, we've added plugin support. Now you can trick out Podlite however you want!

2. Search Like a Boss: We've got full-text search now. Finding stuff is a breeze!

3. React All the Things: For you React fans out there, we've beefed up the integration. Go wild!

4. Pretty Code: Code blocks now come with syntax highlighting. Your eyes will thank you.

5. Smart Links: Links automagically convert when you publish. No more broken links!

6. Table of Contents Magic: Just type =toc and boom! Instant table of contents.

And that's just the tip of the iceberg. There's a bunch more cool stuff in there, but I don't want to bore you with the details. (Okay, who am I kidding? I totally want to geek out about all of it, but I'll spare you... for now. 😉)

The Big Reveal: "The Raku Knowledge Base"

Now, here's the really big news. I've been secretly working on a project to show off all these new Podlite features, and it's finally ready for the world to see!

Say hello to "The Raku Knowledge Base"!

This bad boy is a one-stop-shop for all things Raku. We're talking:

• Official docs

• User module docs

• Code examples galore

It's got all the bells and whistles:

• Global search (find anything in seconds)

• Breadcrumbs (never get lost again)

• Term index (because who doesn't love a good index?)

• Automatic table of contents (for those looong pages)

The best part? It's all open source! So if you're feeling generous, hop over to GitHub and give it a star. Or better yet, why not contribute? 😄

• 🌟 the repo: https://github.com/zag/raku-knowledge-base

• 🐛 report issues: https://github.com/zag/raku-knowledge-base/issues

You can read more about the "Raku Knowledge Base" in detail in the official announcement on the Podlite website podlite.org/a5ZK1.

What's Next?

Well, I'm not one to rest on my laurels. There's always more to do, more to improve. I've got some ideas cooking, but I'd love to hear from you too. What would you like to see in Podlite? Drop me a line and let me know!

Oh, and if you're in need of some serious knowledge management or information system building, hit me up at info@podlite.org. I'm always on the lookout for cool projects to work on.

That's all for now, folks! Thanks for sticking with me through this rollercoaster of a project. Stay tuned for more updates 😎

thank you!