I've been very happily using Blogofile. It's what Mike Bayer uses for SQLAlchemy. There's a built in blog engine, and it uses Mako templates, which are signif

I've been very happily using Blogofile. It's what Mike Bayer uses for SQLAlchemy. There's a built in blog engine, and it uses Mako templates, which are significantly better than the django ones. It also by default will recognize multiple formats (e.g. markdown, mako, plain html) for rendering and you can embed markdown inside of the mako templates. And vaporfile works pretty well for uploading the finished site to S3: https://github.com/enigmacurry/vaporfile https://github.com/enigmacurry/vaporfile