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by agrounds 903 days ago
Seconding quartz. I also use it and love it.

It converts your markdown files to static HTML, understands Obsidian-specific markdown features, and just looks really nice IMO.

For publishing, I use Cloudflare pages to host the static HTML and Cloudflare workers to build the HTML whenever I push a commit to the GitHub repo hosting my markdown files. Quartz has documentation showing you how to set this up, and it’s all within the free offerings of Cloudflare.