* Grab posts of kind:30023 from pubkey[s] off of relay.

* Minimal Markdown interface for posting/edits (no WYSIWYG like later Ghost, because WYSIWYG is an abomination and Markdown is the native format of web publishing & NIP-23 anyway).

* Relatively minimalist customization through web interface, with escape hatches to hook in alternative header/footer.

* Compile to a flat file structure someone can just throw into /var/www/html or a static site host without thinking about it.

I think the idea of nostr for blogging is really interesting, since it basically eliminates the need for on-device databases. Makes the idea of things like headless scripts to throw at CI much more straightforward, since you only have to drag around a config file, instead of a database.

Resending this because I was seemingly sending through the relay-equivalent of /dev/null by accident.

* Grab posts of kind:30023 from pubkey[s] off of relay.

* Minimal Markdown interface for posting/edits (no WYSIWYG like later Ghost, because WYSIWYG is an abomination and Markdown is the native format of web publishing & NIP-23 anyway).

* Relatively minimalist customization through web interface, with escape hatches to hook in alternative header/footer.

* Compile to a flat file structure someone can just throw into /var/www/html or a static site host without thinking about it.

I think the idea of nostr for blogging is really interesting, since it basically eliminates the need for on-device databases. Makes the idea of things like headless scripts to throw at CI much more straightforward, since you only have to drag around a config file, instead of a database.