Bashblog
A single Bash script for a minimalist blog
Bashblog is an extremely minimal blog engine implemented as a single Bash script. It generates static HTML pages from posts written in a terminal, ideal for hackers who want the simplest possible blog.
Key features
- Single Bash script
- Static HTML output
- Terminal-based authoring
- Zero dependencies beyond Bash
Pros & cons
Strengths
- Incredibly minimal
- No runtime to maintain
Trade-offs
- Very bare-bones
- No admin interface
Bashblog replaces
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23 head-to-head comparisons.
- Bashblog vs Hugo
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