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> Blogless generates static HTML pages and lets you manage them from a simple to handle online interface. New articles can be written and changed online, then s
by SevenNation 4y ago
> Blogless generates static HTML pages and lets you manage them from a simple to handle online interface. New articles can be written and changed online, then shared with your friends or customers via Facebook, Google+, Twitter, WhatsApp, .... Or just use the optional commenting with Disqus.
This sounds like a static site generator. They're great, but there are a lot of them, and most will do what's in the "How is it different?" section. What's the unique proposition here?
- derekzhouzhen 4y ago> This sounds like a static site generator. This is a static site generator running inside a web application. It is the worse of both worlds: You need to maintain a server and yet you can't make use of the server to do interesting thing.
- baxtr 4y agoDon’t you get it?! It’s blogless!
- SleepilyLimping 4y agoI think they might be arguing for like, the death of a blog as a personal branding center. Site generators (or even like, better-formatted Pastebin alternatives like Rentry) emphasize "publishing for the utility" instead of it having to be attached to a personal brand, community, etc etc.