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by ChuckMcM
4073 days ago
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Heh, same. Used FrontPage for a while to basically "push" static pages to my site, then played with Blosxom for a bit but never published anything with it, wrote my own in Perl with Template toolkit and Markdown, and as that was going along, heard about and downloaded Ghost. Then built a 'theme' that matched my original skeumorphic notebook theme and basically have what I need to push the button on it (but haven't for some reason). |
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* hotdog (binary) -> site (worked there)
* blosxom (perl) -> site
* perl -> TT -> ftp -> site
* python -> webpy -> appengine -> site
now * python -> markdown -> ftp/ssh -> site
future
* [some back-end language/Rpi] -> js [front-end/iPad] -> [some transport layer] -> site
I'm trading simplicity for speed and turn-around. The tool-chain is all cli, vim + browser. At some stage soon I'll write either an api/server to allow a simple interface to speed up process.
The basic ideas are based on Dave Winer and Scripting.com