I launched a really lightweight, flexible blogging platform today.
Server-rendered, no hydration, only 3.2KB of JS. PageSpeed: 100.
Write in Markdown and raw HTML, with your own CSS and scripts.
Run a dev blog? What frustrates you most about your tool?
https://t.co/PCL0eUg7Va
@lazybanananann Looking back is always such a grounding exercise, especially given how much cool work you’ve been shipping across hardware and software!
The blog platform I built scored 100 on PageSpeed Insights 🎉
5 high-res images, long text, complex diagrams, and it still scores high.
SEO is at 69 only because indexing is turned off right now. Flip the switch and it's 100 across the board.
https://t.co/eLly4K6sXM
@ericdegaardt Building a niche blog/website! It takes time, but once you rank on search engines, it turns into true passive income. Plus, you own the asset instead of relying purely on a platform. 📝
@kosaidpo Spot on. Founders get obsessed with top-of-funnel traffic, but if your onboarding leaks users like a sieve, no amount of Google traffic will save the business.
I think it was a good call to manage Bloffy so that only approved blogs get indexed. Since it's free and easy to sign up, quite a lot of companies write posts for backlinks and then leave.
https://t.co/7pEKgZXSS9's reputation will always be good!