I have started making a simple shell script to append a markdown file to the top of the journal.html. Currently it only converts the link syntax. The important bit is appending the file as an article and keeping consistency with the date heading. There are a bunch of issues with the script so I wouldn't recommend using it.
Experimenting with different ways of creating a web presence. I will use this page to journal the setups, tools and workflows I try. This journal.html is hosted on GitHub. I'm writing it directly into HTML which is not ideal so I may look at some way of converting markdown files into this format that's compatible with the The Neon Kiosk feed. I am using the Helix text editor to update the journal, and Lazygit to push to GitHub.
For style, I am using the conveniently available concrete.css for simplicity. There are a number of other styles available at CSS Bed but I like this one. It doesn't force a light or dark mode either. Keeps it up to the viewer's local settings.