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I run a small blog that is based on a tiny custom script and a single markdown file. It builds static HTML files and deploys them using rsync, it takes less tha
by uallo 4y ago
I run a small blog that is based on a tiny custom script and a single markdown file. It builds static HTML files and deploys them using rsync, it takes less than one second to build and deploy. There is absolutely no technical maintenance required and I only publish things when I want to.
The main use of my blog is that I note things down that are interesting to me. List of certain things, some learnings, the results of tool evaluations, etc. I use my own blog almost daily to look up things I can't remember clearly but know exactly where I can find them again. I sometimes also share some articles with colleagues. Other than that, I could not care less whether somebody actually reads it. From the Google Webmaster Console, I do know, however, that dozens of people end up on my blog every day.
Would I start a blog again? Yes, absolutely.