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I remember looking for better alternatives for WordPress(i felt they alienated the bloggers largely) and came across an article about Ghost. I was instantly hoo
by HHalvi 8y ago
I remember looking for better alternatives for WordPress(i felt they alienated the bloggers largely) and came across an article about Ghost. I was instantly hooked to the whole thing to this day. I just wish the non hosted versions get a better way to update to the latest version as well as a (official) script to automate the install easily.
- harveynick 8y agoI think this is what you're looking for: https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost-CLI https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost-CLI I've only used it for a local install when playing with my site theme, but it worked great (albeit quite picky about the versions of the dependencies).
- bluehatbrit 8y agoWhen they launched ghost cli with ghost 1.0 I moved over to it a few days after it had launched (small blog, not much readership). It was really easy to move over to it, and updating ghost is a single command. I update it every time there's a feature I want or once every few months. It's not without its issues, but they're being actively worked on and it's improving each time I update the cli as well. I'd recommend it to anyone self hosting a single instance blog.