Ferrisle

Ferrisle is a Rust static-site generator designed to prove that Feo is useful in a real project.

Its long-term role is to power this personal site and portfolio with plain, deployable output.

Ferrisle gives Feo a concrete use case and creates a practical feedback loop between language design and real website needs.

A finished Ferrisle-powered site will also provide a natural place to document and showcase the rest of the Ferrum ecosystem.

Ferrisle builds a real personal homepage using Feo, TOML content, and plain HTML and CSS output. Optional JavaScript islands can come later when a clear need appears.

• Build the homepage.
• Use Feo or the early Feo model for structure.
• Read content from TOML.
• Generate static HTML.
• Generate or copy CSS.
• Write a deployable dist directory.
• Document the build process.

• Home.
• Projects and individual project pages.
• Writing for build logs and project notes.
• About.
• Lab for experiments and unfinished ideas.

• Ferrisle builds the homepage.
• The homepage uses Feo or the early Feo model.
• The output is plain static HTML and CSS.
• The generated site can be deployed.
• The README explains the project clearly.
• The site can showcase Feo, Ferrisle, Ferrule, Ferroforge, and future tools.

• Blog-engine complexity.
• Themes.
• A plugin system.
• Full content-management-system behavior.
• Complex client-side interactivity.
• WebAssembly without a clear reason.

After Feo has a small working syntax, use it to generate the first Ferrisle homepage.