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I have similar with even fewer steps! Edit directly in working copy Blog repo is on GitHub When I push to the main repo Cloudflare Pages does hugo build
Alright, you win. I do love iA Writer for writing prose, though.
Have been running the same blog, on and off, since 2001. It has gone through many iterations, including being nuked and restarted several times, using archive.org as my backup. The current iteration is optimized around not having it be a source of stress or anxiety for me. Here is my setup: * I just use self-hosted Wordpress site on a Digital Ocean droplet. * I made my own theme that strips pretty much everything out…
Lots of features included: RSS, sitemaps, multi author, regular/guests, tags, unlisted/draft, i18n, accessibility, very customizable...
My newsletter is based on it: https://thisweekinreact.com/ I edit content there first in Markdown and then copy paste to ConvertKit
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Wait... You don't use an IDE taking up 2GB of RAM to write posts in "plain text" using a random flavor of Markdown, with custom extensions only supported by a single blog generator, and then use the command line to call 250MB worth of Node libraries which creates an AST from the barely parsable text file, all to then generate a basic static HTML file? What's wrong with you?
An IDE using 2 GB of RAM? 2010 called, they want their IDE back. In all seriousness I love me some JetBrains's, but boy do they eat RAM like there's no tomorrow. Still a paying and satisfied customer.
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Medium is such a poor blogging platform that you need every post rehosted on archive sites so people can actually read them.
What does that even mean?