What do you use to hose your blog?
Are you a hobby blogger or a monetized blogger? What has your experience been like?
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What do you use to hose your blog?
Brody Ortiz
Other urls found in this thread:
fareedfauzi.github.io
exploitreversing.com
blog.virustotal.com
hshrzd.wordpress.com
twitter.com
Benjamin Smith
i blog in 4channel dot org
Hudson Richardson
Isn't that the hacker site? Aren't you afraid??
Kevin Allen
Hey guys check out my blog DangerAndPlay.com. I use Wordpress btw
Easton Johnson
no, i'm not afraid, satan
Sebastian Smith
I use html/css and upload to my server
Noah White
Will people like a blog about me posting about having no gf
Ethan Reyes
Your site doesn't use https.
Adam Campbell
Yes, you'll be making 10K a month in no time
Cooper Scott
Bumping for interest.
Looking into github pages to host my blog but still not sure.
Caleb Jackson
Hugo, VuePress or VitePress.
James Sanchez
I just set up a blog with Franklin. I self-host a web server. Franklin is written in Julia. Write posts in markdown, then Franklin generates the CSS and HTML for you, which I then upload to my server.
Franklin is good for technical blogs. It's easy to embed TeX equation, charts, code with highlighting, etc. And it's lightweight too with minimal (possibly even none?) JavaScript
Thomas Hernandez
based
Caleb Williams
nginx
Some old version of lb I downloaded ages ago
Modified that to make a gallery script so I can pretend I draw
vim
Leo Rogers
Sounds nice, I already write all my notes in markdown so that's nice. Technical blog is exactly what I'm aiming at.
My current inspirations are:
fareedfauzi.github.io
exploitreversing.com
blog.virustotal.com
hshrzd.wordpress.com
Justin Baker
I use the static site generator gatsby. It compiles react to html so your sites load fast and are cheap to host. There's a lot of templates available online for free that include things like SEO preconfigured. Gatsby, and many templates, include functionality to write text in markdown. Hosting on aws amplify, netlify, or firebase is cheap and super reliable. I use amplify, and you are only charged for build time and per usage, plus a good amount of build time is included for free in AWS free tier.
Jordan Young
Phpetite
Josiah Harris
Can confirm, I'm subscribed to his blog
Asher Lewis
Anyone use Ghost?
Austin Nelson
i actually did for a while, and i eventually just abandoned my site, but i had a good experience with ghost. they update it quite often and they're adding a lot of new stuff. pretty foolproof and easy to use once you get it installed and setup.
Daniel Nelson
self hosted static site and the site is made with hugo (markdown to html with predefined style)