Vercel (with or without Next) is my stack of choice for projects like this. You can get a site running in Vercel+Next in <2m from ‘git init’. I use it for htt

Vercel (with or without Next) is my stack of choice for projects like this. You can get a site running in Vercel+Next in <2m from ‘git init’. I use it for https://potato.horse https://potato.horse and most PoCs now, but we’ve scaled Vercel+Next to hundreds of thousands of users per day in other projects. You could also use Netlify with Netlify functions, although I prefer the (slightly) less opinionated way of handing releases and per-commit vanity URLs Vercel offers. Aaand if you want to get more funky with your approach, check out Astrojs (island architecture: start with static content and sprinkle the interactions on top of it). You could also try, Elixir + Phoenix + Live View if you want to learn a new tech stack, feed your brain, and… spend a few days yak shaving. Nope, none of the 5 new versions of your blog will be live by the time you’re done, but you’ll become good friends with Erlang and co. Speaking from the experience, I use next when I want my stack to be boring.