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If you’re new to the world of static sites, you’ve probably heard how fast, secure, and simple they are. But what does it actually mean to publish a static site? What happens behind the scenes between writing a Markdown file and seeing your content live on the web? Let’s walk through it step by step...
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If you’ve ever tried to manage blog drafts in Markdown, you’ve probably ended up juggling filenames like post-idea-v3.md, draft-final-FINAL.md, or worse, entire folders full of “almost there” posts that you forgot about. Markdown is an incredible format for writing, but draft management has always b...
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I've spent the past few months working on hosted.md, a tool that turns Markdown files into websites. The goal was clear: make it easy for anyone to host a static site without dealing with build pipelines, config files, or deployment steps. I thought it would be a straightforward project. Static site...
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Static sites are supposed to be the easy option. That's what everyone says, right? No servers to patch, no databases to manage, just pure HTML, CSS, and maybe a sprinkle of JavaScript. Deploy it, forget about it. Except... it's rarely that smooth. Over the years, I’ve built countless static websites...
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Markdown has become the go-to format for writers, developers, and documentarians. It's clean, readable, and easy to write. But what if you want to turn those plain text .md files into a website? Good news — you have options. Whether you're documenting a project, starting a blog, or building a person...
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Markdown is still one of the best ways to write for the web. It’s simple, clean, and gets out of the way so you can focus on your words. Whether you're working on a blog post, writing docs, or just jotting down notes, Markdown keeps things straightforward. There are plenty of great tools out there t...
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If you are building a site with Markdown, you already value simplicity. Markdown is clean, readable, and easy to write. But once your content is ready, the next question is where to host it. Three platforms come up again and again: GitHub Pages, Netlify, and Cloudflare Pages. Each of them supports s...
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You have written something you are proud of. Maybe it is a guide, a blog post, a personal homepage, or notes from a project you want to share. You are using Markdown because it is fast, clean, and familiar. Now you just want to put it online. That is where things start to fall apart. You search for...
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If you have ever written a blog post and gotten distracted by menus, formatting buttons, or weird layout issues, you are not alone. Writing online often feels like fighting your tools. Markdown is the opposite of that. It gives you a clean and simple way to focus on your ideas. No clutter. No distra...
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I just wanted to publish a simple blog. I had a bunch of Markdown files, some ideas I wanted to share, and not a lot of time. I did not want to set up a static site generator. I did not want to fiddle with Git or CI pipelines. I did not want to theme a blog with configuration files. I just wanted to...
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