Anybody know of any frameworks for blogging...

Runlevelrobot Anybody know of any frameworks for blogging that allows for text based only blogs? I really love this aaronsw.com/weblog

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🐥 Jacob Chapman I like eleventy 11ty.dev

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Dsasdf I recently created a blog using Hugo and hosted it on Vercel. It's actually stupidly simple. Go on Vercel, create a new Hugo template, clone it, apply a theme and push changes.

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🌌 Tom +1 for Vercel

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Jayden I use iA Writer as a markdown text editor. It supports publishing to Ghost, Medium, Micro.blog, Micropub, and WordPress. I can't see a way to add media to my notes so even if the blogging framework used allows it, you'd have to go out of your way to do so.

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🌎 Justin Most markdown based static site generators, would be a good place to look; Zola (getzola.org) is pretty simple and straightforward. You can setup GitLab or github pages to auto build, there's instructions in the docs.

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Cole Hudson Aaron actually created his own framework webpy way back when, more likely than not his blog is running on it too. You can find the modern incarnation here: github.com/webpy/w...

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🤬 Foobar I actually did a project a few years ago when I was in college using webpy. It was really sad to see the documentation with things like "will come back to this later" and such.

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🔻 Trinity Yes. It's called the Hypertext Markup Language. My website runs on it and each page is maybe a kilobyte each, plus most browsers since the 90s can render it.

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😕 Fine That could be said for many generated static sites as well. Is there still a compelling reason to "roll your own"? Does that reason hold up if you get any more structurally complex than a few pages?

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🌌 Tom check out next.js + mdx. powerful combination

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🎸 Austin +1 for this, Next.js is magic.

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🤔 David Are you wanting an available WYSIWYG? Or are you fine with writing things up in Markdown and then rendering them?