Mataroa blog – Naked blogging platform for minimalists

Post by rpmisms » Sun, Apr 03, 2022, 11:57 PM UTC

garbagetime wrote: post #136

>Content in mataroa blogs is unfiltered and unmonitored. Users are free to publish any combination of words and pixels. However, content of animosity or disparagement of an individual or a group on account of a group characteristic such as race, colour, national origin, sex, disability, religion, or sexual orientation will be taken down immediately. >If one notices something along those lines in a mataroa blog please…

Post by victor_e » Mon, Apr 04, 2022, 12:44 AM UTC

Post by bmitc » Mon, Apr 04, 2022, 1:39 AM UTC

olah_1 wrote: post #72

vinay_ys wrote: post #70

The truly naked blogging setup would be: - a git repo containing a Hugo (or similar) SSG site. – push this git repo to a couple of free private repo hosting services (GitHub, GitLab, GCP CloudCode, AWS CodeCommit etc) – and optionally use their free CI integration to generate the static site (or do it locally on your laptop). - and push to a free cloud storage (AWS, GCP, Azure, Oracle etc all give storage in their fr…

I don’t enjoy the process of having to build the site and push the built site to a service like github. It adds a certain kind of friction to the process of “saving” my work that just isn’t life-giving for me.

Post by quickthrower2 » Mon, Apr 04, 2022, 1:45 AM UTC

devmunchies wrote: post #84

vinay_ys wrote: post #70

The truly naked blogging setup would be: - a git repo containing a Hugo (or similar) SSG site. – push this git repo to a couple of free private repo hosting services (GitHub, GitLab, GCP CloudCode, AWS CodeCommit etc) – and optionally use their free CI integration to generate the static site (or do it locally on your laptop). - and push to a free cloud storage (AWS, GCP, Azure, Oracle etc all give storage in their fr…

If you want even more raw, why use git? Do you need version control for a blog? Just use S3 as a file system and serve directly from there. Can still use cloudflare if you want. If you want a templating system, it wouldn’t be hard to run a script that deterministically takes all templates in folder X and compiles them into folder Y.

    
       
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Post by eyelidlessness » Mon, Apr 04, 2022, 2:14 AM UTC

41b696ef1113 wrote: post #139

derekzhouzhen wrote: post #48

One nice thing I recognized is that the generated RSS feed contains full html text. I wish more blogging platforms are like this; save a lot of effort for feed readers. I'd also recommend to add open graph meta for the blog posts. Presumably people will want to share the posts somewhere; a nice set of open graph metas goes a long way.

> Presumably people will want to share the posts somewhere; a nice set of open graph metas goes a long way. Genuine question - what does this enable? I assume the big guys love the additional tagging for engaging similar content, but what else is there?