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There is definitely nothing wrong with Ghost and node.js. I've used it for some time now and I still love it :) Two major points drove me while developing Jour
by Kabukks 11y ago
There is definitely nothing wrong with Ghost and node.js. I've used it for some time now and I still love it :)
Two major points drove me while developing Journey: I wanted to learn (more) about Go (the bigger point here). And I wanted something that I could just drag and drop on any server to quickly create a temporary blog or micro site without setting up dependencies like nginx or node.
- nodesocket 11y agoAbsolutely. I applaud the effort and enthusiasm to learn go. Go is awesome. My concerns are just feature parity for users wanting a blogging platform to run in production. You'll need rss feed, sitemaps, tags, SEO metadata, etc.