The more posts I write in this blog the more I see the need for filtering. Now I think I see better the difference between categories and tags.

I mentioned in my previous post that Drafts was “corrupting” files containing curly brackets. These brackets are part of the Liquid templating language which is used by Jekyll to turn templates into html.

All was going really well with Drafts until I used it to edit my main index.html file (now renamed to index.md, for no particular reason other than to remind myself that this isn’t a pure html file). This file contains a number of instances of things enclosed in double curly brackets (the ones that looks like this: {} ). When I saved the file back in Working Copy I noticed the file was garbled. Luckily I hadn’t committed the file so I was able to revert it.

I mentioned in my previous post that I’m now using Working Copy for posting to this blog and updating posts. What I didn’t say is that I’m not using it to edit the posts prior to them being uploaded.