RT @johnsundell: Today is a day I’ve been looking forward to for a long time 🙂
Introducing Publish — a static site generator for Swift dev…
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@evanpro Not sure if kidding, but this year any extra features are likely to follow post-once-then-syndicate principles
Is it the best way or fastest way? No idea, but ima try it
I don’t know if I’m going to try to sync back to git, but if I do it will be built in and automatic.
So I want to edit in the browser, basically. But one trick I want:
Posts are going to be Jekyll-compatible markdown, but indexed in a db for live rendering and searching, generating archive pages etc without having to read 2700+ posts every time the page loads.
Main features are that I’m the only one that can log in, there’s no admin, posting is done from the top of the home page, and every post has an edit-this-post link.
I’ve barely blogged for 3-4 years because of the friction in doing so. Never wanted Wordpress and their ilk, and the nerdy git-powered static site generators required well, git.
So in 2020 I’m writing my own one-man toy blog software that does a very few things that I want.
RT @greg_ip: Am I the only person who, upon clicking on an intriguing headline discover it's a video or an audio podcast, navigate away? I'…
RT @apgwoz: My brother in law has pointed out that at midnight... 🎼 “2020 24 hours to go #ramones #punksnotdead
@davewiner what are you using to write Scripting News these days? Missing a browser-based Manila/post-at-top-of-page self-hosted kind of thing.
RT @davewiner: The key to good blogging software is that it feels as easy to write a post as it is to write a tweet or a comment in a Faceb…
RT @bmann: The Return. Of dangerousmeta. To blogging. And self-hosting.
“I don’t care what you use, or how you use it, but get the hell…
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