PUBLIC MARKS from karlcow with tag blogengine

A static website and blog generator

A tiny blog in python.

It's yet another static site generator. Have you seen jekyll? hyde? Yup. Like those.

blohg is a Mercurial-based blogging engine written in Python, built with the Flask micro-framework and some of his available extensions. All the content of the blogs are stored inside Mercurial repositories and the repository history is used for build the posts and pages. blohg uses Jinja2 as template engine.

Cytoplasm, a simple static blogging-and-other-things generator. Cytoplasm takes some posts and templates and outputs a bunch of HTML files, which you can host basically anywhere. Since everything is plain text, using version control and making back-ups are both super easy.

Tinkerer is a blogging engine/static website generator powered by Sphinx. It allows blogging in reStructuredText format, comes with out-of-the-box support for post publishing dates, authors, categories, tags, post archive, RSS feed generation, comments powered by Disqus and more.

Tinkerer is a blogging engine/static website generator powered by Sphinx.

Hyde is a static website generator powered by Python & Django. Hyde supports all the Django template tags & filters and even has a few of its own. The built-in web server + auto-generator provide instant refresh and unlimited flexibility.

Blogofile (n): A static website compiler and blog engine, written and extended in Python.

mynt Another static site generator? With the ever growing population of static site generators, all filling a certain need, I've yet to find one that allows the generation of anything but the simplest of blogs. That's where mynt comes in, being designed to give you all the features of a CMS with none of the often rigid implementations of those features.

A simple plugin to allow static comments in Jekyll

Shinmun is a minimalist blog engine. You just write posts as text files, render them to static files and push your blog to your server.

Octopress is a framework designed by Brandon Mathis for Jekyll, the blog aware static site generator powering Github Pages. To start blogging with Jekyll, you have to write your own HTML templates, CSS, Javascripts and set up your configuration. But with Octopress All of that is already taken care of. Simply clone or fork Octopress, install dependencies and the theme, and you’re set.

Shinmun is a small file based blog engine. Write posts in your favorite editor, track them with git and deploy to Heroku. Small, fast and simple.

Jekyll is a blog-aware, static site generator in Ruby

Pelican is a simple weblog generator, written in Python. Markdown. DVCSes and web hooks

blohg is a Mercurial-based blogging engine written in Python, built with the Flask micro-framework and some of his available extensions. All the content of the blogs are stored inside Mercurial repositories and the repository history is used for build the posts and pages. blohg uses Jinja2 as template engine.

This is the second public release of Yaki (the first was in Google Code, and is long obsolete).

Pelican is a simple weblog generator, writen in python.

Gitology is a knowledge-management system. It uses text files to store data, in a special directory called a gitology repository. Gitology repository itself is under a version control system. As of now only git is supported as RCS backend.

Cherry Blossom is a blogging system written in Python. It was written specifically because I had a lot of pyblosxom blog entries on my previous blog, but I wanted to use cherrypy instead of plain-ol cgi. It adds features like object publishing, session support, access to lots of cherrypy plugins, access to GET and POST vars as method parameters, and others. This software's been running my blog (http://billmill.org) for over two years now, and has survived a couple redditings and a flood from stumbleupon, all without a hiccup.

Zine is a personal publishing platform a.k.a. weblog engine written in Python. It's Open Source, free and developed with a focus on security and usability.