by jilles on 1/11/24, 7:42 PM with 7 comments
There are quite a few blogging solutions out there. My original blog uses a self hosted version of Ghost on a DigitalOcean droplet for about $5 a month. It has served me well. I am looking to start another personal blog, less focussed on technology. What are the tech stacks you'd use today for a blog?
A few options I have considered:
* Ghost: Known for its simplicity and focus on content creation. * WordPress: A versatile choice with a vast ecosystem of themes and plugins. * Jekyll: Great for static sites, often combined with GitHub Pages. * Running on Vercel: For modern frontend frameworks and Jamstack architecture.
Would love to hear if I am missing any great options.
by BirAdam on 1/11/24, 7:49 PM
Then, there are just 3 limitations. The title starts with #, the date starts with ##, and those must be the first two lines of text. Then, anywhere in the document a line that starts with "tags: " contains tags that are separated with a space.
It works for me.
by bojanvidanovic on 1/12/24, 9:59 AM
website: https://bojanvidanovic.com
by XCSme on 1/12/24, 2:57 PM
by KomoD on 1/11/24, 7:47 PM
If you like it I see no reason to use anything else, especially if you're already used to it.
by bediger4000 on 1/11/24, 10:10 PM
Hugo was trickier than I wanted to get correct.
I avoided WordPress because I ran a WordPress honeypot for a while, and holy cow, do people go after WordPress sites hard.
by sklarsa on 1/11/24, 8:19 PM
by reacharavindh on 1/11/24, 10:15 PM
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