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So for my personal website I use a Github Repo hosted with Netlify. I don't have a blog but from what I know you can host a blog there too with some static page magic.
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It depends really on what you want tho. So there's Ghost, which is an open source blogging platform you could try, either self hosted or as a service. You could always also just rent a server and do your own stuff. It really depends on what you're up to
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hndk2636yI was playing around with Gitlab pages (using Hugo) and Netlify the other day. I don't have a solid experience, but it looked amazing. I'd recommend that approach.
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I've hacked together my own static website builder on top of GCC, works nicely. Basically, it's a script that abuses the C preprocessor with macros, ifdefs and includes.
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