Do you need a CMS? | Joost.blog

For twenty years, wanting a website meant needing a CMS. That's no longer true. The real question people ask now is simpler: how do I get my content on the web?

blogmore.el v1.7

Yes, the last time I mentioned blogmore.el it was v1.4 and now it's up to v1.7. So I tinkered a little with it last night, okay?

Added a Bear blog like button

Add `blogmore-set-category` by davep · Pull Request #1 · davep/blogmore.el

Emacs package that helps me do things with my blog - Add `blogmore-set-category` by davep · Pull Request #1 · davep/blogmore.el

Code is more expressive than configuration: comparing a sample blog in Web Origami and Eleventy

This post is the third in a series comparing the same sample blog in Web Origami and Eleventy: - Eleventy version: Source code and Demo - Origami version: Source code and Demo This post looks at another advantage of code over configuration: the degree to which you can easily express your ideas without limits.

Changing website builder from Eleventy (11ty) to Bash Static Site Generator (BSSG)

Why and how I made this decision to move SSGs and a list of the steps it took to change this site over from 11ty to BSSG

Warum ich von Hugo zu Grav gewechselt bin

Gravitated: Jetzt noch anziehender! Nach zwei Jahren Blogbetrieb ist bereits ein Motorwechsel angesagt – und der ist nach nur zwei Tagen vollzogen: Tschüß Hugo, Hallo Grav!

Code is more coherent than configuration: comparing a sample blog in Web Origami and Eleventy

This post is the second in a series comparing the same sample blog in Web Origami and Eleventy: - Eleventy version: Source code and Demo - Origami version: Source code and Demo Today let's look at how both projects define the overall structure of the site and consider whether they can present a coherent picture of what you're building.