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Oof. Not usually one to comment on technical issues, but that's a rough one to get for a (presumably) completely-static site! Dr. Sheaf, please consider servin
by bbor 1y ago
Oof. Not usually one to comment on technical issues, but that's a rough one to get for a (presumably) completely-static site!
Dr. Sheaf, please consider serving your site via a dedicated service like S3. This is a solved problem <3
- figassis 1y agoHe probably doesn’t know how. This message is em from Wordpress. There are many WP providers where you just signup and start writing. They don’t tell you that if you get to HN front page, your db will die. I don’t know any static blog providers. He’d have to roll out his own or use Medium/Substack.
- easygenes 1y ago> I don’t know any static blog providers. Bear Blog comes to mind (no connection): https://bearblog.dev https://bearblog.dev
- stavros 1y agoThat doesn't look static, it's a Django app, no?
- easygenes 1y agoAh yeah, I guess I just assumed it was static because every time I've been to a Bear blog it has been so light and snappy. Just did a little looking. Micro.blog [0] is a true hosted static site offering; just hosted Hugo. There's also Publii [1], an open source cross-platform desktop static CMS that has one-click push to a variety of cloud CDNs (e.g. Netlify or Github Pages) [0] https://micro.blog https://micro.blog [1] https://getpublii.com https://getpublii.com
- bbor 1y agoFascinating, thanks for sharing your expertise. I've never published a blog, obviously. This just seems like such an absurdly simple use case... If blogs aren't static, what is???