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What other simple blogging platform alternative are there?
by ksec 2y ago
What other simple blogging platform alternative are there?
- S0y 2y agoFrom the top of my head: https://ghost.org/ https://ghost.org/ https://writefreely.org/ https://writefreely.org/
- mulhoon 2y agohttps://bearblog.dev https://bearblog.dev
- alexjplant 2y agoSeveral years ago static site generators were all the hotness. Around then I switched to Hugo [1] from Wordpress and it's been a good experience. I do all editing locally with the CLI then chuck it to Git to be built and hosted by Netlify. [1] https://gohugo.io/ https://gohugo.io/
- sofixa 2y ago> You do all editing locally with the CLI then chuck it to Git to be built and hosted by Netlify. Or CloudFlare Pages, orGitHub Pages, or Firebase Hosting, or Fastly, or Vercel, or S3+CloudFront, or your own nginx instance.
- alexjplant 2y agoEdited to reflect that it's my workflow specifically.
- Telemakhos 2y agoThere's Google's blogspot, but that's not trendy. There's Wordpress, but that's not trendy. There are a host of blogging tools out there, but they're not trendy. The question isn't what other simple platform is out there: the question is what blogging software do you want to be seen using. People don't want blogspot.com at the end of their domain names, and they don't want to look like they're using blogspot.com. They didn't mind Medium, and that's the difference. It's not a question of technology, which has existed for decades; it's a question of marketing and brands.
- vouaobrasil 2y agoI went back to mostly writing on my own website.