You’d think there are enough and yet new ones keep popping up. Well done shipping Nucelo though. Love the design.
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#12Looks polished, but it would be great if there were some screenshots of the actual features, like the editor, etc. Also, if there are ready instructions on self-hosting or even a container, it would be better.
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#13this is great!
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#14Added to my list[0] it’s incredible how many blogging alternatives there are out there You’d think there are enough and yet new ones keep popping up. Well done shipping Nucelo though. Love the design. [0] https://manuelmoreale.com/blog-platforms
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#15What does it look like? Seems absurd to advertise a product you can't see until you sign up. And where is the repo?
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#16Is there a full site search?
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#17Could you compare and contrast to BearBlog and Mataroa? Also does the paid plan include some specific capacity for image hosting?
There are no restrictions on image hosting. Only maximum size per upload is 4MB. Nucelo offers better design than BearBlog and Mataroa. There is a WYSIWYG editor in Notion style as the content editor. With this, you can write format your writing easily. You can also connect your domain and use it as a personal website. You can share your projects and lock them if you would like. There is also a Bookmarks section wher…
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#19Hey, this looks fantastic! I really appreciate minimal software that does what it sets out do well without bloat. I noticed that your GitHub README states "Collect Emails: Create your simple mailing list". It just so happens that I just released a tool for completing the next piece in the puzzle by taking those email addresses and automatically sending a notification of your new articles to them in a newsletter (assu…