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The posts on those are just Markdown, and most of them use the same metadata format. For Atom/RSS you can use a plugin in Jekyll or 11ty. It's really not that c
by ratww 6y ago
The posts on those are just Markdown, and most of them use the same metadata format. For Atom/RSS you can use a plugin in Jekyll or 11ty. It's really not that complicated...
- johnchristopher 6y agoI believe you are missing my point. I am not talking about syndication, I am talking about a reliable standard post/content format that would guarantee interoperability and plug and playability between static CMS. Without tweaking.
- ratww 6y agoI did understand, maybe you misunderstood me. I answered your question by saying that the current format (Markdown+Metadata) is the one used by lots of popular Static CMSs. I wrote one to migrate away from Jekyll and it was just a matter of copying the files. There's absolutely nothing more to it, it's just files. I answered about ATOM/RSS because it might be useful if you want to migrate to something that supports importing using ATOM. Of course, there's also templates, Wordpress also has zero compatibility or ability to export templates or reuse them somewhere, so I don't think it applies.