Ask HN: What blogging framework to use in 2022

[fishbotics]

I’m thinking about starting a new blog to be hosted on GitHub pages. I’ve been out of the blog game for a while and a lot of the old static site frameworks seem like they haven’t been updated in a while. What tools are other people using for their technical blogs?

[whistle_worker]

Jekyll is an excellent choice, particularly if you are going to host on GitHub Pages!

[walderf]

after many failed attempts trying to use Hugo, i finally gave in and am getting started with Jekyll. so far, i've been impressed with the things it offers that i didn't even know were possible, like Liquid and built-in pagination, etc. however, being used to GitHub's very limiting flavor, i was blown away by kramdown! having the ability to use HTML and CSS formatting in .md files is a game changer.

so, i guess put me down for team Jekyll :)

[annagrigoryan2]

+1 for hugo. Also Gatsby has some out of the box blogging solutions and also works with netlify (where you can also host github pages)

[schwartzworld]

I use pandoc. My build script is under 100 lines of JS

[yessirwhatever]

Zola is pretty nice.

[newusertoday]

hugo