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Publishing Online without WordPress

Posted: Fri 31 May 2019, 22:00
by labbe5
http://www.ubuntubuzz.com/2019/05/publi ... ntubuzz%29

This article presents several website publishing libre software, like Writeas and Hackmdio, with their own gratis services that you can instantly try as alternative to WordPress.com the service. They are instant (very easy to use), the software are libre (source code available in free licenses), and their official services are gratis (no cost to publish everything). As online writer, you may use their services to publish writings just like normal website but easier to access (no registration needed) and more private (you can write anonymously).

mdsh - a static site generator

Posted: Sun 23 Jun 2019, 19:16
by sc0ttman
Or there is https://github.com/sc0ttj/mdsh
Description

This is a simple static site generator (SSG), or "blog making thing".

mdshell requires only Bash and Perl, and builds HTML files from Markdown files.

The name mdshell refers to the fact you can combine Markdown and $() sub-shells in your blog posts to dynamically produce the HTML output.

This is a fast way of producing documentation for any installed programs or commands, and a nice easy way to write blog posts in Markdown.
Features
  • Written in Bash shell script
    Builds a fast blog with great SEO and mobile support
    Creates blog posts or custom pages.
    Use a mix of Markdown and shell code to write blog posts!
    Use your terminal - no text editor or IDE required (but you can use them too).
    Automatically generates index pages for categories, tags, authors and more.
    Also generates a valid RSS feed and XML sitemap.
    Includes a "Contact" page that works out of the box! (uses formspree.io to send you emails, requires JS)
    Includes a very fast page search, with highlighted matches (uses Jets, requires JS)
    Supports fullscreen, native app experience on mobile/smartphone if added to Homescreen
    Supports code syntax highlighting (requires Pygments, default theme is monokai)
    Optionally use Google Fonts to choose custom web fonts
    Optionally use Unpkg.com to manage JavaScript libraries/dependencies
    Optionally use Git for saving, managing and reverting versions and deployments
    Optionally use GitHub Pages for free, fast, and secure (SSL enabled) site hosting
    Supports many other web hosting options too (GitLab Pages, Netlify, others).