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Working on https://blogstreak.com https://blogstreak.com Running static blog is east nowadays but adding comments, likes and subscribe form is not easy. That's
by rajasimon 6y ago
Working on https://blogstreak.com https://blogstreak.com
Running static blog is east nowadays but adding comments, likes and subscribe form is not easy. That's why I'm creating blogstreak to host those components. Easy web components that will add those features with minimal coding.
- berkes 6y agoThe name "blogstreak" made me expect an app/site that gamifies "blogging": if you blog every day, you'll have a streak. I've been running a blog for, almos 20 years now, first 9 years on Drupal, then as static first with all comments migrated to disqus then dropped disqus. For me, not having comments, like buttons, newsletter subscription etc, is not a technical limitation, but a choice. They add too little to warrant the effort (moderation, attention, spam etc). So i'm probably not your user. Having bootstrapped a WordPress hosting corp, I can only advise you to seek that demography too. I'm certain many WP-blogs would gladly switch to static site (WP maintainance and performance is terrible) if their interaction features remain intact. Maybe consider "wordpress migration" as a feature. For example.