Static Site Generators
Jan talks about how static site generators are far more complicated than WordPress, despite (ironically) their output being far simpler.
📅 25 November 2025
Jan talks about how static site generators are far more complicated than WordPress, despite (ironically) their output being far simpler.
📅 25 November 2025
Loren posts a response arguing that while self-hosting and local builds have their charm, the simplicity and zero-maintenance nature of services like Netlify often make them the more practical choice for small personal sites.
📅 20 November 2025
Andre argues that independent blogging isn’t about scale at all, but about integrity — choosing a place you control, writing in your own voice, and keeping the web human.
📅 15 November 2025
Alex explores how stepping back from noisy, instant communication helped him fall back in love with email as a calmer, more human medium.
📅 13 November 2025
When it comes to email, are you an archiver or a deleter? Chris talks about his approach, and some of what others do. I thought I'd add my approach to the pile.
📅 06 November 2025
Blogging’s identity shifted in 2001 from quirky personal logs to serious commentary and war-blogging, as new platforms and RSS made real-time publishing possible.
📅 30 October 2025
Phones aren’t evil. The attention economy is what keeps us hooked and distracted. It’s not the device that’s the issue, but the systems built to keep our eyes glued to it.
📅 27 October 2025
Mastodon introduces paid hosting and support services for institutions, building sustainability without sacrificing decentralisation.
📅 10 October 2025
A smart (and slightly bleak) take from Luke on why contact forms attract more spam than email addresses.
📅 09 October 2025
This post on AI art from The Oatmeal made me think more about AI than I expected, so wanted to jot some of them down.
📅 09 October 2025
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