Why a static blog?

Fast pages, nothing to patch, and the one dynamic part kept small.

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A static site trades flexibility for simplicity. For a blog, that trade is usually worth it:

  • Pages are plain files, so they load fast and can be cached anywhere.
  • There is no server-side code to patch or keep running for the content.
  • The only dynamic part, comments, is isolated in its own small service.

The comments island below is the exception: a small piece of JavaScript that talks to the comments API. The rest of the page ships no JavaScript at all.

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