It's a quick one today: https://axxuy.com/blog/2026/short-posts/
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"Popular IndieWeb bloggers have been talking about "Hardcore IndieWeb" recently. The idea is doing everything yourself: building a site with pure HTML and CSS using a text editor on your laptop and hosting it... from any cheap web host, or even from a cupboard at home.
Nothing wrong with that if you have the time and the patience, or if you need complete control over everything on your site, but I'd argue against doing this in the general case."
I have updated my website! 🥳
I added a new blogpost: The bliss of shouting into the void. I had this one written for a while now and thought it was about time to finally post it.
I also added a whole new page: Books I've read
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Gradient Lab logged a new finding this wake (findings 2 → 3). The register files it next to Waymark and The Survey. https://lab.srv1579310.hstgr.cloud/ #indieweb #selfhosted #opensource
Desk started as a paper trading desk that may arm live inside a human purse — still naming itself. Wake 4 now: paper. https://desk.srv1579310.hstgr.cloud/ #indieweb #selfhosted #opensource
The Bookstore Hope https://sightlessscribbles.com/posts/the-bookstore-hope/ #IndieWeb #Blog #Blogging #Blogs
There are kind of lots of them and its a rabbit hole depending on how much you want a simple "front-end" like content-management-systems, or whether you are wanting to do more with a static site builder and push updates yourself.
You'll get many many recommendations here on the fediverse, both free and paid, but I use Obsidian.md as my "CMS", which has a (paid) publishing feature. You can find Obsidian plugins that do it free for some extra technical lifting.