Show HN: Looking for feedback on Truegit, Git powered Blogging platform

[quantdaddy]

Hey all, I've been working on a blogging platform Truegit (https://truegit.io) powered by your Github repository. The mission is to give the publishers complete ownership of the the content (as the Github repository is the source of truth of everything including your blog configuration), while we publish your content and help you gain audience. You can write your posts in markdown, commit it to your repository, and we publish it! Not to mention, this also opens up a whole new world of collaboration on your posts through Pull Requests. We want to make it like Medium powered by Github. We are currently working on social features like "Likes", "Comments", "Follow a blog" etc. Would love your feedback!

[stefanvdw1]

Looks cool!

I currently run the blog on my own website [0] the same way using Nuxt/Content to render the markdown, generate static pages and host them for free on Render [1].

What would you say is the advantage of Truegit as opposed to a free setup like mine?

0 https://studioterabyte.nl/blog 1. https://render.com

[kseistrup]

Do I have to sign up to see the pricing plans? I can't seem to find a link anywhere.

[snehesht]

Cool project. I made something similar a while back https://github.com/snehesht/blog

[wilmerags]

Providing the tools to evolving ideas I'd say is a critical missing part of current blogging platforms, I'd like to see that in truegit.

[jethronethro]

Looks interesting. But how is this different from, say, using GitHub Pages or Blot.im?

[wilmerags]

This is amazing! I thought of that idea recently, I'm happy to see it live.

[graylien]

nice effort, I think the content ownership part is good. But how does that work - is it hosted on github? or is it the ownership more to do licensing