My article have been share on HN: hn.algolia.com?q=SED+70s

just used palmframe for my blog today, so you can give me some feedbacks at: julienlargetpiet.tech

just used palmframe for my blog today, so you can give me some feedbacks at: julienlargetpiet.tech

If you're curious: Repo github.com/julienlarget...

Everything is CLI-driven, and the build engine runs locally. No runtime server No database No external build system

Statix takes a simpler approach: write Markdown run the CLI generate static files deploy That's it.

Many static generators require learning their internal architecture: - directory conventions - theme systems - front-matter rules - templating logic You often end up adapting your site to the generator.

I built a small self-hosted blog engine called Statix. The goal: remove the friction between writing an article and publishing it online. A lot of tools today feel heavier than the websites they generate.