For blogs, it mostly suffices to have static HTML pages served from a basic/stripped-down HTTP server. The only way to "roll your own" would be to write your ow

For blogs, it mostly suffices to have static HTML pages served from a basic/stripped-down HTTP server. The only way to "roll your own" would be to write your own HTTP server, which I agree would be a security concern, but I don't think it's what the parent had in mind.