> Jekyll on Github? Yep. That one is quite nice. There is a bit of a learning curve, but actually using it is great. All your content is versioned, there are

> Jekyll on Github? Yep. That one is quite nice. There is a bit of a learning curve, but actually using it is great. All your content is versioned, there are always backups, performance is most excellent, and security is a complete non-issue since there is no server-sided logic involved. I also like writing articles in Markdown. It's a good fit. The git/md combo also allows you to write anywhere without requiring an internet connection. I do write quite a lot during my train commutes, for example.