Sign-In Doors on a Static Page
The new signin tile renders Sign in with Apple, Sign in with Google, and a magic-link email form against a site-owned auth API, storing nothing in the page.
Use the tag bar to filter capabilities by topic. The tag pages are generated from the
tags front matter on posts.
The new signin tile renders Sign in with Apple, Sign in with Google, and a magic-link email form against a site-owned auth API, storing nothing in the page.
TileDown 0.4.1 adds build-time syntax highlighting, safer tag clearing, and broader example-site checks without adding a client-side highlighter.
In a room of 23 people the odds two share a birthday are better than even. A clean demonstration that uses a formula, a chart, and a table, all rendered to static SVG at build time.
When a chart needs richer hover behavior, TileDown renders it as an interactive tile that ships a small script for a styled, cursor-following tooltip.
Write TeX math in a Markdown block and TileDown typesets it to static SVG at build time. No client-side JavaScript, no web font, no MathJax. The glyphs are real outlines, the layout is exact, and it follows your light or dark theme.
TileDown renders math to static SVG at build time, no server and no client-side JavaScript. The same pure-Swift engine also compiles to WebAssembly, so you can type TeX and watch it render live in your browser. Try the playground.
TileDown builds a typeset PDF of every article at build time with a pure-Swift engine. The same engine compiles to WebAssembly, so you can type Markdown and get a real PDF generated entirely in your browser, no server. Try the playground.
Author charts inline with a fenced code block. TileDown renders static SVG, no client runtime, using the same notation as MarkdownPDF.
Author diagrams inline with a fenced mermaid block. Flowcharts render through the mermaid runtime; a pie renders as a static SVG chart, matching MarkdownPDF.
A publication-style post that demonstrates hero imagery, metadata, tags, and social sharing.
Typed tiles can render scoped browser behavior while the rest of the page remains static.
The public website is built from source content on Linux and deployed as static files.
Tag pages can narrow content by selecting multiple tags together.
TileDown keeps Markdown on disk as the source of truth while deriving typed output.
Some TileDown behavior only proves itself inside a browser.
The engine targets macOS and Linux, so generated browser behavior is checked on Linux too.
A source folder can publish at a different slug while references still resolve.
The service-form internals are tested, but the CLI still needs configuration loading.
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title: Tags
description: Browse TileDown capabilities by tag.
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# Tags
Use the tag bar to filter capabilities by topic. The tag pages are generated from the
`tags` front matter on posts.