Made this using Quarto (floppade.codeberg.page)
Hi everyone, I made this website using a tool called Quarto. It’s free. It allows you to use markdown, python, JavaScript, etc. in the same project. It can output an HTML site, books, dashboards, wikis, etc. Basically, it takes all your code and converts it into the format you want to publish in. You don’t need to know how...
What is inside of a .git folder? (blog.meain.io)
Friendships between different sexes (exponixio.bearblog.dev)
Defaults. (defaults.rknight.me)
I found this this trend/project where a bunch of bloggers are sharing their default applications, and Robb Knight is grouping them altogether via github and the link above....
18 years of 8888 blog posts (rubenerd.com)
Rubenerd on reaching a lucky number of posts in his blog
Discover the IndieWeb, one blog post at a time. (indieblog.page)
This is a project I’m running for a bit more than a year now. It allows you to discover new personal blogs by simply pressing the “random” button and being redirected to a post from a random blog. You can also subscribe to random post by RSS or follow the mastodon account at @indieblog...
A reason to blog (chriscoyier.net)
TL;DR: quality over quantity
How Bearblog uses CSS to analyze traffic (herman.bearblog.dev)
Long-term commitments (mei.bearblog.dev)
Hardware bugs (manuelmoreale.com)
Understanding information at 4% energy conversion efficiency (rachsmith.com)
Relatable post from Rachel Smith’s digital garden....
A working library (aworkinglibrary.com)
A working library is a Mandy Brown’s blog about work, reading & technology....
Letter to creators (visakanv.com)
In this blog post viskanv explores concepts he wishes he would have known when he was writing songs as a teen. A lot of these points could be easily applied to other fields, which makes it a good read for anybody doing creative work....
K's blog (exponixio.bearblog.dev)
Multilingual blog with guestbook and links pages as a little bonus....
Neocities (neocities.org)
Neocities.org is a social network and web hosting platform that aims to bring back the creativity and individual expression of the early days of the internet. It provides users with the ability to create their own websites using an easy-to-use HTML editor, either directly in their browser or by uploading files from their...
Ignite the spark for those who don't listen to you... yet (www.tempertemper.net)
Sell me the thing you hate the most (rubenerd.com)
Tideless punching above their weight class (www.angrymetalguy.com)
A cool blog I found reviewing metal albums. The RSS feed is hidden for some reason, so in case you are got interested in the blog — here it is
Codeberg Pages (codeberg.page)
Key things to know about Codeberg Pages for hosting a personal blog:...
Is there anything you wish to see in this community?
The activity has gone down so I thought it may be a good idea to do a little survey....
Moving to NixOS after two decades with Debian (asylum.madhouse-project.org)
I’m fond of the author’s style of writing. His blogs rarely read slowly, he manages to keep the unnecessary stuff and has a big vocabulary so his sentences don’t feel repetitive. This makes it an interesting read even for those who don’t even care about Linux distributions....
Issues to consider with free hosting platforms (www.usecue.com)
barf (git.sr.ht)
barf, which stands for blogs are really fun is an exotic and minimal static site generator....
ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ Bear Blog (bearblog.dev)
If you don’t feel like going through the hassle of setting up a static site generator and finding a place to host it, then you can resort to blogging platforms....