"The ideal tech stack..." goes on to rattle off half a dozen or so components, ranging from languages to libraries. Ugh. It's a personal blog. A small amount

"The ideal tech stack..." goes on to rattle off half a dozen or so components, ranging from languages to libraries. Ugh. It's a personal blog. A small amount of mostly static text and images served on demand in a couple different formats. Maybe some search/tag capabilities and maybe a comment section. This problem is essentially the foundational problem that the web was initially trying to solve twenty-five years ago. And to be honest, twenty-five year old server-side solutions still do a pretty good job of it. (Although admittedly, the format of the resources served by those solutions are now far richer than they used to be.)