Static is great: more secure, stands up to very high loads, minimal maintenance. I'd actually recommend writing in plain html+css at first, and then moving ove

Static is great: more secure, stands up to very high loads, minimal maintenance. I'd actually recommend writing in plain html+css at first, and then moving over to a static site generator once you have ~10 posts. You'll have a much better idea about what makes a good system at that point. (I wrote my own static site generator after ~100 posts, which is longer than I'd recommend going!)