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If you really want to avoid updates and viruses, you need to go static. There's hundreds of static site generators out there. I recommend [1] hexo, for it's si
by gitgud 7y ago
If you really want to avoid updates and viruses, you need to go static. There's hundreds of static site generators out there.
I recommend [1] hexo, for it's simplicity. You can write in markdown files and generate a static blog for static hosting.
But [2] Gatsby is another similar framework, but it uses React.
[1] https://hexo.io/ https://hexo.io/
[2] https://www.gatsbyjs.org https://www.gatsbyjs.org
- yagodragon 7y agoAnother static site generator that is gaining traction is Eleventy[1]. It's very small and simple, entirely build in js, supports most templating languages you already know and it's more flexible than GatbyJS. For a more complete blogging solution, though, I'd recommend Ghost.[2]. If you're building a small blog just for fun you should definitely go static and scratch your hacker's itch. [1]https://www.11ty.io https://www.11ty.io [2]https://ghost.org https://ghost.org
- gHosts 7y agoI feel...... spuriously invoked
- johnonolan 7y agoYou can also combine the two and use a Ghost back end with an Eleventy front-end, fwiw: https://ghost.org/docs/api/v2/eleventy/ https://ghost.org/docs/api/v2/eleventy/