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I use jekyll, with a script to render each page/post and inline only the css rules that apply to the dom. Hosted on google app engine which is cheap as, it ser
by bckygldstn 6y ago
I use jekyll, with a script to render each page/post and inline only the css rules that apply to the dom.
Hosted on google app engine which is cheap as, it serves static files quickly while making it easy to add server-side logic where needed.
- fredrb 6y agoDo you deploy your app every time you write a blog post? I'm on Jekyll also. I wonder if you could hook the `_posts` folder to some sort of CMS and update the content without deploying.
- bckygldstn 6y agoYeah, I have a `make deploy` script that handles the build and upload to google app engine. App engine is read-only. As well as a CMS you'd also need to run jekyll to build the posts into html. You could use github to do all this actually: their web interface can work as a basic CMS that lets you edit and commit individual files, and if you host on github pages they'll build the posts with jekyll after each commit.