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Not mentioned above but "interesting": - requires exactly mysql, nodejs, nginx and at least 1GB RAM. - the only supported setup is Ubuntu 16.04 - has some so
by smallbigfish 9y ago
Not mentioned above but "interesting":
- requires exactly mysql, nodejs, nginx and at least 1GB RAM.
- the only supported setup is Ubuntu 16.04
- has some sort of ghost-cli application used for management.
At least for me: not enough fingers for "thumbs down".
- scrollaway 9y agoI'd love to have them support Postgres (they dropped support because of not enough developers working on it), but giving it the thumbs down for those reasons seems silly. You either self-host in which case you stuff that on its own docker instance and forget about it, or you use their hosted plan in which case why do you care what software/db engine they run?
- Avamander 9y agoOne lightweight solution I've found great for blogs is Pelican with m.css, it's really nice and could be served even from a toaster.
- iagovar 9y agoPelican? Is that a cms?
- masklinn 9y agoIt's a static site generator: https://blog.getpelican.com https://blog.getpelican.com
- Avamander 9y agoCombined with git and some webhook to regenerate on change, I think it's better than most CMSs. It's fast, nice-looking (assuming you use a theme, like m.css), secure, doesn't take much storage, really simple, nearly bug-free etc.