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I agree with the static hosting side of things. However that often requires more technical know-how such as the command-line, Git, and potentially other advance
by movedx 8y ago
I agree with the static hosting side of things. However that often requires more technical know-how such as the command-line, Git, and potentially other advanced topics.
Instead I recommend people buy a domain, create a DigitalOcean account, have DigitalOcean manage it for them, and then create a single $10/month Droplet with their one-click deployment of Ghost. Now you have your markdown files and a self-hosted, beautiful blog.
That being said I am a "power user", so I use Hugo and Netlify, but there are deeper requirements to make that work. I would love to see a one-click deployment of a Netlify based blog.