Initial Lektor site

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title: Not Found
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summary: This page is missing from the record.
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[Return to the chronicle](/).
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title: Boring Deployments Are a Feature
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date: 2026-08-10
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kicker: Article
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summary: Why a small, transparent deployment chain is often the most resilient one.
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A static site does not need a sprawling production stack. A canonical Git
repository, an isolated build tool, immutable release directories, an atomic
symlink, and nginx are enough to make deployment understandable and reliable.
The important property is not novelty. It is that a failed build cannot replace
the working site.
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title: Articles
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eyebrow: Field Notes
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summary: Longer-form technical notes, decisions, and lessons worth keeping.
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title: Blog
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eyebrow: Dispatches
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summary: Short updates from the Labyricorn workshop.
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title: Hello from Labyricorn
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date: 2026-08-11
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kicker: Blog
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summary: The first entry from the new Git-backed Lektor site.
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The new Labyricorn site starts here: an intentionally small publishing system
with content that is easy to edit, review, build, deploy, and roll back.
More project notes, articles, and experiments will follow.
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title: Home
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eyebrow: The Chronicle
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summary: A living record of what's shipping, what's written, and what's quietly under construction.
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Every entry is maintained in Git and published through a repeatable static build.
Commit it, deploy it, and it appears.
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title: Projects
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eyebrow: Workbench
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summary: Experiments, production systems, and useful things built in public.
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title: Labyricorn Website
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date: 2026-08-11
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kicker: Project
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summary: A Git-backed Lektor website built into immutable releases and served by nginx.
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This website is the first production project in the new Labyricorn publishing
system. Source lives in Git; Lektor renders static files; nginx serves only the
active release.
The deployment process validates every build before atomically switching the
public document root, keeping the previous release available for rollback.