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I ended up building mine with extremely standard html/css (no js but that was by accident). I didn't want to fall into the old trap of the writer who obsesses o
by pygar 5y ago
I ended up building mine with extremely standard html/css (no js but that was by accident). I didn't want to fall into the old trap of the writer who obsesses over his tools and never ends up writing anything.
Basically I just copy the previous blog entry, change the content and update the index page with a new link. The entire prep doesn't take more then two minutes.
I don't have features like tags/rss, although I guess I could do those manually too, but the way I see it, I'll worry about that when/if I have enough content.
I'm hosting it on GitHub pages because it's free but I could copy the folder onto any web server and be good to go. I was just checking out neocities which is pretty cool and works in a similar way.
https://neocities.org/ https://neocities.org/