So you want to build a Snowman errr website.You are like pretty techy, so even though you have heard a million ads for Squarespace or Wix from your favorite YouTuber or podcaster, you decide to go with WordPress. You tell yourself 30 percent of the web runs off WordPress so that is the correct...
I’m starting to think I’ve become a professional digital nomad, except the “nomad” part is my blog. Last October I proudly announced my escape from Hugo to WriteFreely, bragging about finally finding a platform that let my words breathe. Fast forward a month and a half, and here I am, elbow‑deep...
This is a quick update on Sveltia CMS. I recently shared my thoughts on it, and a few days later, the dev team released version 0.70.0, which now officially supports mobile devices! 📱 This update has made my life easier. I can review and update content right from my phone, whether I’m commuting,...
Using Sveltia-CMS on my blog has been an interesting experience. Long ago, when I first started exploring content management systems, I switched to Ghost [and posted about it]({{ < ref “/posts/2022/ghost-as-my-blogging-platform.md” ?}}). For multiple reasons, which I had explained in another...
I’ve been running this blog since April, and for the first time I can say I’m really happy with it in terms of functionality and appearance. Back in September, I wrote “Ghost as my blogging platform” explaining the reasons why I was giving a shot at a CMS and leaving Jekyll as my SSG. Two of the...
Recently, I posted about how I successfully migrated my Jekyll static blog from GitHub to Codeberg Pages, also explaining my attempt to use WriteFreely as my blogging platform. I really want to make writing a habit, but I’ve been struggling with the lack of a true editor in Jekyll, which makes it...